
Soul-Eating Pearl: the Calamity of All Living Beings, the End of the Lord God
噬魂珠:众生劫,主神终
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 237k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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84Chapters
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This book is narrated by two protagonists. The first one is faster-paced and does not tell how he practices. He seems to have a tragic fate, but in fact, he is already very lucky. From a lowly playboy, he counterattacked and became a god. Unable to face his past experiences, and under the impact of a large number of memories in the world, he suffered from split personality. Later, Lingzhu used the virtual world to allow him to reshape his humanity again (misfortune, but there is also a hint of luck) The number of words in the previous chapters is not very large. (Lin Mo) This one is a bit similar to the prologue, with a contradictory protagonist. The previous world is set well, the martial arts is more fantasy style, and then it is connected to the establishment of the later world, which is smooth and natural. For the second protagonist Lin Yuan, the chapter narrative is a bit slower, and the number of words in each chapter is also large. It can be clearly seen that the changes and progress of the protagonist, especially after awakening the memory of the past life, are not the kind of mindless cheating that ignores the logic of the world, but a certain degree of thinking and logic. The whole book depicts more of a real fantasy world. It seems that there is real practice and flesh-and-blood battles. The content of the current book can be seen at the highest level of rules (there is a brief description of fighting methods)
The role of Lin Mo (Xuan Mo) mainly plays three roles: First, use his story to show the basic power system and fighting methods of this fantasy world; Second, paving the way for the real protagonists Lingzhu and Lin Yuan to introduce their appearance; Third, he interprets a core theme: gifts from fate have a price. Just because you don't know the price doesn't mean others won't ask for it from you. But you always have the right to choose - whether to accept or resist. The ending may be doomed, but how you start and spend it is still up to you. Lin Mo is such a mirror and a footnote to this world. [This sub-protagonist's volume is almost over, and this small universe is almost gone. It's not yet the fairyland, or in my setting, there is no fairyland in the first place] I had selfish motives in writing this protagonist. I have read too many time-travel novels since I was a child, including a lot of losers. And now, in this era, there are a lot of systems. So I combined the two to create a contradictory protagonist, just like in this era when the world is full of pitfalls, we are all contradictory. The character Lin Yuan (Zhu Yuan) will be more upright and based on reality, with a prototype.