Starlight, Sun, and Moon

Welcome everyone to the world of light and magic. The story begins in AD 562, when the order of the Northern Continent jointly established by Diocletian and Alhag has lasted for more than a hundred years. The conflicts between the various forces are deepening day by day. National interests, national survival, family glory, self-worth, what is the real pursuit? The novel will unfold through the perspectives of different people. Can the talented Shem girl Lirael keep her warm and beautiful home? Can Seraph young Seren better spread the glory of his mother? How does Princess Veronica of the Principality protect the glory of the royal family? How did the imperial prince Keles escape the fate that was woven into his blood? When can the Shem people regain their former glorious civilization? How will the magically insulated Silent guests seek a greater living space in the magical world? Please wait and see. Leave a comment yourself

A piece of advice for newcomers, be patient and read it. If you like Western fantasy, then this book can meet your needs. The magic and characters meet the requirements and are abundant. At the same time, I would like to tell the author that this kind of writing is very demanding on readers. The names of Western Fantasy characters are very long, but if you change characters in one chapter, people who are not careful readers will easily forget who this person is, whether he has appeared before, and what he does? Even if there is an introduction at the beginning of each chapter, novels are not memory problems, and readers cannot read only one novel. Readers will not be able to remember it if you have not really established the character image. My personal suggestion (just a suggestion, you can choose not to listen) is not to run multiple parallel lines. You can choose a protagonist and intersect with other characters on the main line to form a branch line. Then the background of the world is laid out in the growth and adventure of the protagonist. To be honest, the graduation project in the first chapter made me feel very fragmented. However, the author's writing is very good and the description is sufficient. However, the incident appeared very suddenly without any prelude. Why did the mine disaster happen and why should I rescue them? Maybe my description is different, but it just feels like everything is being pushed by the words.