My name is Hu Jiu, an architect who quit his job. My name was given by a monk. Until I installed a "short tone" APP on my phone, they said: "Come to us."
I followed the picture and walked into the Red Star Textile Factory in the west of the city. Deep in the rusty machine tools and faded slogans, I saw something that shouldn't exist - a system of "karma rules" based on the entire city that had been running for thousands of years and was about to collapse. And I am the only "key" that can change everything.
From then on, I became the prey most wanted to devour by all the beings dormant in the shadow of history. It is also the variable they fear most.
Reader comments
From the beginning of a realistic theme to the fantasy events that follow, everything is neither inconsistent nor unfounded. The climax comes from Chapter 11, which finally led me to see a vision beyond imagination in the real world. It was nervous and heart-breaking, as if I and the protagonist Hu Jiu had the same heartbeat. I even imagined whether there were such indescribable strange phenomena in my real life. I look forward to more plots in the future that are not similar to other science fiction and weird stories.
The combination of ancient monsters and modern cities is very natural. The world view behind the Black Gate is laid out in a layered manner. The mystery of the echo collectors and the settings of the instruments are all online. The logical chain is very complete and it reads very smoothly.
The logic is rigorous and there are no redundant branches. From discovering doubts in the composition, to checking files, looking for Shen Xiao, and digging for iron boxes, every step of the investigation is well-founded and there are no bugs like clues dropped from the sky.
The author's writing style is delicate, the scene descriptions are picturesque, the foreshadowing of the verses and the foreshadowing of past experiences are just right, and the plot advances unhurriedly but is full of hooks
From the beginning of a realistic theme to the fantasy events that follow, everything is neither inconsistent nor unfounded. The climax comes from Chapter 11, which finally led me to see a vision beyond imagination in the real world. It was nervous and heart-breaking, as if I and the protagonist Hu Jiu had the same heartbeat. I even imagined whether there were such indescribable strange phenomena in my real life. I look forward to more plots in the future that are not similar to other science fiction and weird stories.
The combination of ancient monsters and modern cities is very natural. The world view behind the Black Gate is laid out in a layered manner. The mystery of the echo collectors and the settings of the instruments are all online. The logical chain is very complete and it reads very smoothly.
The logic is rigorous and there are no redundant branches. From discovering doubts in the composition, to checking files, looking for Shen Xiao, and digging for iron boxes, every step of the investigation is well-founded and there are no bugs like clues dropped from the sky.
The author's writing style is delicate, the scene descriptions are picturesque, the foreshadowing of the verses and the foreshadowing of past experiences are just right, and the plot advances unhurriedly but is full of hooks