Dreamlike Prelude to Mist and Rain
烟雨任平生若梦引
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 376k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
139Chapters
4Reads
1Listens
124Reads · all time
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Reader comments 5
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The so-called path to immortality may never be about seeking immortality or grabbing artifacts, but rather maintaining the original intention that does not want to be erased over the long years. "Yu Meng Yin" uses a soul-stirring fairy dream to gently put this truth into the hearts of readers. "The Misty and Rain of Life is Like a Dream" opens with a cosmic explosion tearing apart daily life and throwing the protagonist into a completely unfamiliar alien planet. The author uses a very realistic writing style to interpret a hard-core survival - amnesiacs accumulate survival experience by relying on instinct and pain on a strange planet in the sky. Every temptation is a matter of life and death, and every strangeness has hidden dangers. When he discovers similar traces by the stream, the story really begins: this is not only a path to survival, but also a journey to find himself and the truth. Looking forward to the subsequent revelation of the cruel secrets of this other world and that explosion. ❤️❤️❤️
The writing is stunning and poetic! The opening few words vividly outline the loneliness and sobriety of a monk with "Three Nothings". Use "Inception" to break the situation and use poetry to interpret illusions. There is both classical elegance and modern ingenuity between the lines. Reading it is like drinking tea, with a long aftertaste. The author has profound writing skills and turns the wisdom of civilization into a sharp blade for cultivating immortality. It is really wonderful!
Different plot, very novel 👍
It's a very interesting novel about cultivating immortals. The main character's IQ is online and the plot is compact and makes you want to keep reading. 👍 Five-star review
The world view is novel and the characters are distinct. The opening chapter is suspenseful and gripping, and the middle stage develops steadily. Although there are occasional routine plots, the overall rhythm is well controlled. The author has found a rare balance between excitement and depth, making people unable to stop reading.