[Tomb-Raiding, two male leads, adored by everyone, with family, friendship, and romance. A fresh approach. The last book's prose wasn't good enough, and I left so many things unwritten. This time should be better: I have an outline now.]
Twenty years ago, the Nine Gates joined forces to bring a sleeping boy out from behind the Bronze Gate: Ling. Born from the Ultimate, he had forgotten his past. All he had was the uncanny ability to communicate with all things, and a face that could captivate anyone.
As innocent as a blank sheet of paper, he once leaned over a coffin and softly asked a thousand-year-old blood corpse, “Uncle, could you let me sleep in there?”
As direct as a blade, he once clutched Zhang Qiling's sleeve in front of everyone and said, “There's a scent on you that makes me want to cry.”
As the mystery of Ling's origins gradually comes to light, and the various factions discover that he himself is “the key to the Ultimate,” a storm that will engulf their entire world descends upon them, with Ling at its center.
Only in the end does Wu Xie, who once thought he'd picked up a little puppy, understand just what a terrifying Gu King he brought into this world with his own hands.
In a nutshell: I came from the Ultimate, and you were the ones who gave me color.
It's quite good-looking, and the characters are well developed.