Gray Screen and Dead End: Their Journey Spans Ancient and Modern Times

Fan En opened his eyes and faced the severe cold of the white mountains and black waters during the Wanli period. He is not the protagonist who is destined to die, but is just a marginalized person who hangs out among the Jurchen tribe. Zhou Yi wakes up in the scorched earth of France and lives in the body of a peasant girl named Jeanne. There are no elegant nobles here, only the devastation left by a hundred years of war. They are just two tired passers-by, wandering in two parallel troubled times in the East and the West. From the banks of the Loire River to the deep mountains and old forests of Liaodong, what they witnessed was not the rise of a dynasty, but how mankind leads another cycle of destruction in barbarism. Live only to witness, not to conquer. This book is the sequel to "Gray Curtain" and inherits the same world view. It is also a serious, realistic and road movie style. Even if you haven't seen "The End of the Dead", it doesn't affect your experience of this book. But there won't be a lot of fun, and there will be some knives.