[Darkness + Conspiracy + Counterattack + Slow Heat + Myth + Fantasy + Journey to the West + Fantasy + Imagination + Imagination + Passion + Classical Aesthetics + Psychological Thriller + Science Fiction]
The glass cup of Lingxiao Palace was broken, and Sha Heng, the roller-curtain general, was thrown into Liusha River purgatory.
Thousands of years of flying swords pierced his heart, and he lived by cannibalizing people, just because he had a glimpse of the secret of heaven using thousands of souls to refine weapons. What supported him was the glimmer of Jing Shu's words "what the heart desires" when he first met Yao Chi.
But he didn't know that this tenderness was actually the "living sacrifice" of the highest contract in the three realms.
At the bottom of the quicksand river, the core of ancient desire is about to hatch; the chess game of the heavens and the undercurrent of the game of Buddhism and Taoism are surging. The nine skulls of Buddhist pilgrims are the keys, Jingshu's sacrifice is the destined chess move, and he is the most critical sacrifice on the chessboard and the only variable.
From the quantum abyss to the wasteland of the world, Sha Monk, holding a broken umbrella, embarked on a journey of collecting skulls and tearing apart contracts.
In this world full of lies and plunder, he wants to burn out the hypocrisy with the fire of his karma and illuminate the darkness with his persistence. When the illusion of colored glaze was shattered, this quicksand disaster that swept through the three realms was the beginning of him using his heart as a boat to ferry others and himself——
"This time, my 'heart's desire' is to overturn the fate that envelopes all souls."
[Tag] #Adaptation #DERIVATIVE #Brain Science Fiction #Three Worlds Strategy #Sadomasochistic Love #Defying Changes Destiny # #oriental fantasy
Reader comments
It is a stunning and heavy Flower of Evil that blooms on the soil of traditional mythology. With its profound character reshaping, grand dark world view and tension-filled narrative, it successfully pushed the marginal character Sha Monk to the center of the stage and conducted a soul torture of sin and evil, love and betrayal, order and resistance. Although there is still room for improvement in the integration of settings and the extreme rigor of logic, the literary ambition, philosophical depth and emotional impact it shows have made it a rare and serious work in the field of fan creation and even new mythology. It is not only a story, but also a dark mirror that reflects the complexity of human nature and the dilemma of fate.
The work skillfully combines Buddhist imagery and modern issues, with hatching shadows as a metaphor for human nature, and the oil-paper umbrella lotus pattern becoming a spiritual totem throughout reincarnation. The two-line narrative of Sha Monk's broken neck and sapphire earrings coincides with the Buddhist dialectic of the fire of attachment and letting go of obsession. The only drawback is that the demonization process in the later period is a little hasty, and the mirror image showdown between Sha Monk and the shadow lacks a deeper psychological game.
Very nice, highly recommended.
It is a stunning and heavy Flower of Evil that blooms on the soil of traditional mythology. With its profound character reshaping, grand dark world view and tension-filled narrative, it successfully pushed the marginal character Sha Monk to the center of the stage and conducted a soul torture of sin and evil, love and betrayal, order and resistance. Although there is still room for improvement in the integration of settings and the extreme rigor of logic, the literary ambition, philosophical depth and emotional impact it shows have made it a rare and serious work in the field of fan creation and even new mythology. It is not only a story, but also a dark mirror that reflects the complexity of human nature and the dilemma of fate.
The work skillfully combines Buddhist imagery and modern issues, with hatching shadows as a metaphor for human nature, and the oil-paper umbrella lotus pattern becoming a spiritual totem throughout reincarnation. The two-line narrative of Sha Monk's broken neck and sapphire earrings coincides with the Buddhist dialectic of the fire of attachment and letting go of obsession. The only drawback is that the demonization process in the later period is a little hasty, and the mirror image showdown between Sha Monk and the shadow lacks a deeper psychological game. Very nice, highly recommended.
Very exciting, looking forward to the follow-up