"Door: Enlightenment" - Regarding choice, what is more powerful than the extraordinary is to choose the ordinary
When the "door" opens in the sky and supernatural powers become a reality, the life of the girl Mo Yan is completely shattered. While learning to control the dangerous power of purification, she just wants to seize the ordinary future that is about to disappear.
Until the memory awakens: she and her mentor Feng Xin are not ordinary people, but "seeders" from a higher civilization. Thousands of years ago, in order to prevent their fallen companion Yin Li from distorting other worlds, they fell into a time cycle. Now that Yin Li has revived again, they must lead their "younger brothers and sisters" Moss and Mo Ying, who carry their own bloodline, to the primitive world that has not yet awakened and establish a new order.
The price of victory is to give up the identity of the sower and the way back home, and become an ordinary person in this world forever.
From the altar to the human world, their choices will redefine the meaning of "guarding" for countless worlds.
[Reading suggestions for this series]
The first volume, "The Door: Enlightenment" - Thousands of years of reincarnation, from the altar to the human world.
The second volume, "The Door: Symbiosis of Texts" - The other side of the sea, she waited for her to finish.
Reader comments
"Door: Enlightenment" is a story about "choice".
It took Mo Yan and Feng Xin three years to transform from comrades-in-arms to lovers, and another thousand years to find each other in reincarnation. It's not vigorous, it's back-to-back day after day, it's a bowl of oden cooked late at night at the training ground, it's the water that's warm every time it's handed over.
If you also believe that "it's okay to be slower", if you are also waiting for someone, or waiting for yourself - this book may be able to accompany you for a while.
The door is always open and hope always exists!
Volume 2·Menfei: Textual Symbiosis Update starts today
The first volume is about "home" - whether those days and nights built with every meal, every word and every smile can outweigh the word "blood relationship".
The second volume says "wait".
It was the reflection of every late night in the six years after I deleted her. Mo Yan was waiting for her to finish writing those seventeen letters, Feng Xin was waiting for her to come back, and I was waiting for myself to finally dare to ask: Are you waiting?
Only at the end of writing did I realize that what I had been waiting for was not her return. What I am waiting for is that I finally dare to admit that I am indeed waiting.
Starting today, the second volume will be updated.
I will try my best to update it every day and slowly tell the story of the second volume. If you have also been waiting for someone, or are waiting for someone, please come in and sit down.
This book breaks out of the traditional formula of refreshing novels and uses the setting of "the sower" to bring the weight of "choice" to the extreme. When Mo Yan and Feng Xin walked from the altar to the human world, they did not fall, but took the initiative to redeem themselves. They brought their "younger brothers and sisters" who were connected by blood to rebuild order, but the price of victory was the permanent loss of identity and return. This contrast of "doing God's deeds in a mortal body" gives the word "guard" a deeper warmth and full stamina.
The blank space in the ending is very charming. It does not clearly explain everyone's future, but you can feel their solidity and happiness in ordinary life. This kind of open ending is more interesting than forcing a happy ending.
The setting of "The Sower" really shines! Advanced civilization, time reincarnation, bringing blood to the primitive world to rebuild order... This kind of grand and delicate perspective is completely beyond the reach of ordinary apocalyptic literature.
I stayed up late to watch more than half of it and cried to death. It was so good. I haven't seen such an enjoyable science fiction theme in a long time. It is a science fiction story on the surface, but the content is a story focusing on "family". This kind of setting is great. I am very curious how the author came up with such an interesting plot. The more I read, the more I get excited [crying] [crying] [crying]
Before reading the second volume, I went back and reread the ending of the first volume. When Mo Yan stood in front of those three names, I still cried. Even though I already knew the ending, I still couldn't help it😭😭The author wrote that "from now on, you will be the only witness of each other's life" - I didn't quite understand this sentence when I first read it, but now I understand that family is not given by blood, but chosen.
The apocalyptic atmosphere is full! There is no brainless monster hunting and upgrading, it is more about the pull of human nature.
In a world where superpowers and order collapse, some people choose to protect, while others choose to perish, which makes me worried and excited!
The more I read, the more addictive I become. I am looking forward to the ending of Mo Yan and Feng Xin. Later I saw that the author has written a second volume. I am looking forward to the story of the second volume. I will come back after I finish it haha [laughing]
The author's writing style is very delicate, and Mo Yan's psychological activities are deeply portrayed. From confusion to determination, from fear to relief, every step of growth is clearly visible.
The author Ajiang Ky's care can be seen in the construction of the world view, the shaping of the characters, and the advancement of the plot. Especially the conflict between "The Sower" and the "Primitive World", as well as the bond between Mo Yan, Moss and Mo Ying, all leave a lot of room for imagination.
The most touching thing about "The Gate: Enlightenment" is that it writes so poignantly about the choice between "extraordinary" and "ordinary". Mo Yan's growth line from a girl with special abilities who just wants to keep her daily life to shouldering the thousand-year destiny of being a "sower" is delicate and heavy. When she finally chose to give up and return to her hometown and remain an ordinary person in this world forever, she realized that what is more powerful than superpowers is the courage to actively embrace the ordinary. Under the shell of science fiction, there is the gentlest explanation of "guarding".
The white and black setting is so fragrant! The male protagonist looked gentle and gentle at first, but when it was reversed later, I was like "fuck you". Who knows this kind of contrast! Moreover, the relationship between the two of them has been growing for a long time, not abrupt, and the more they taste, the sweeter it becomes.
The writing style of "Door: Qiming" is not pretentious, awkward, or roundabout, and feels as comfortable as chatting with a friend [full]
The ending is not bad! There is no forced perfection or BE, but a hopeful and open ending, which is in line with the theme of "choosing the ordinary". After reading it, I feel warm in my heart.
Falling from the altar and becoming an ordinary person is an incredible setting! In order to protect my younger brothers and sisters, I gave up my return home. This kind of sacrifice made me burst into tears. I really want to see the follow-up.
When superpowers become a reality, he chooses to be an ordinary person. This counter-routine really pissed me off! The meaning of guardianship is not to become stronger, but to be willing to accompany you in the ordinary way.
The three children carry their blood and take adventures together. This bond is so heartwarming! I want to know when Moss and Mo Ying will wake up. The collaboration between siblings will definitely be super exciting.
Mo Yan's growth line from a useless girl to a big boss really shocked me! The way she failed to control the power of purification seemed to be seeing myself, looking forward to her awakening.
From just wanting to be an ordinary person to taking on a mission, the protagonist's growth line is very touching.
I finished the late night chase! On the surface it is a science fiction apocalypse, but at its core it is a story about "home". Rebuilding order with your younger brothers and sisters. This kind of blood bond + common growth setting makes me cry.
The supporting cast is also great! He is not a tool person. Everyone has his or her own story and position, especially the character who looks like a boss. The story behind it is really embarrassing.
The content is great, the plot is compact and beautiful, I'm totally hooked! I want to read the second volume.
There are no silly tricks and it looks very comfortable.
The rhythm is tight, the foreshadowing is buried deep, and they are recycled one by one later. The author's control is really strong.
Recommended by a friend, the plot is quite interesting and attracted me immediately
I was read by my friend Amway's "The Door to the Light", and it really did not disappoint me. The plots are intertwined, and the more I read, the more I read. The author's words at the end of the article made me see the warmth and power beyond the story. I can't wait to read the second one. It will be released soon. I am looking forward to it [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]
Shirokiri Kuro mentor x amnesia girl, the thousand-year bond is hidden in every fingertip touch, easy to poke.
It is a good article that flows slowly, and the author's words also moved me very much. This is a different article from the past post-apocalyptic articles that are piled up with dense memes.
It's great. The author's writing style is very delicate and the story he depicts is also very detailed.
Looking forward to the following plot, the setting is very clever and amazing.
Very good. The author is imaginative and the integration is very natural.
The details are well described and the picture is full of sense.
"Door: Enlightenment" is a story about "choice". It took Mo Yan and Feng Xin three years to transform from comrades-in-arms to lovers, and another thousand years to find each other in reincarnation. It's not vigorous, it's back-to-back day after day, it's a bowl of oden cooked late at night at the training ground, it's the water that's warm every time it's handed over. If you also believe that "it's okay to be slower", if you are also waiting for someone, or waiting for yourself - this book may be able to accompany you for a while. The door is always open and hope always exists! Volume 2·Menfei: Textual Symbiosis Update starts today The first volume is about "home" - whether those days and nights built with every meal, every word and every smile can outweigh the word "blood relationship". The second volume says "wait". It was the reflection of every late night in the six years after I deleted her. Mo Yan was waiting for her to finish writing those seventeen letters, Feng Xin was waiting for her to come back, and I was waiting for myself to finally dare to ask: Are you waiting? Only at the end of writing did I realize that what I had been waiting for was not her return. What I am waiting for is that I finally dare to admit that I am indeed waiting. Starting today, the second volume will be updated. I will try my best to update it every day and slowly tell the story of the second volume. If you have also been waiting for someone, or are waiting for someone, please come in and sit down.
This book breaks out of the traditional formula of refreshing novels and uses the setting of "the sower" to bring the weight of "choice" to the extreme. When Mo Yan and Feng Xin walked from the altar to the human world, they did not fall, but took the initiative to redeem themselves. They brought their "younger brothers and sisters" who were connected by blood to rebuild order, but the price of victory was the permanent loss of identity and return. This contrast of "doing God's deeds in a mortal body" gives the word "guard" a deeper warmth and full stamina.
The blank space in the ending is very charming. It does not clearly explain everyone's future, but you can feel their solidity and happiness in ordinary life. This kind of open ending is more interesting than forcing a happy ending.
The setting of "The Sower" really shines! Advanced civilization, time reincarnation, bringing blood to the primitive world to rebuild order... This kind of grand and delicate perspective is completely beyond the reach of ordinary apocalyptic literature.
I stayed up late to watch more than half of it and cried to death. It was so good. I haven't seen such an enjoyable science fiction theme in a long time. It is a science fiction story on the surface, but the content is a story focusing on "family". This kind of setting is great. I am very curious how the author came up with such an interesting plot. The more I read, the more I get excited [crying] [crying] [crying] Before reading the second volume, I went back and reread the ending of the first volume. When Mo Yan stood in front of those three names, I still cried. Even though I already knew the ending, I still couldn't help it😭😭The author wrote that "from now on, you will be the only witness of each other's life" - I didn't quite understand this sentence when I first read it, but now I understand that family is not given by blood, but chosen.
The apocalyptic atmosphere is full! There is no brainless monster hunting and upgrading, it is more about the pull of human nature. In a world where superpowers and order collapse, some people choose to protect, while others choose to perish, which makes me worried and excited!
The more I read, the more addictive I become. I am looking forward to the ending of Mo Yan and Feng Xin. Later I saw that the author has written a second volume. I am looking forward to the story of the second volume. I will come back after I finish it haha [laughing]
The author's writing style is very delicate, and Mo Yan's psychological activities are deeply portrayed. From confusion to determination, from fear to relief, every step of growth is clearly visible.
The author Ajiang Ky's care can be seen in the construction of the world view, the shaping of the characters, and the advancement of the plot. Especially the conflict between "The Sower" and the "Primitive World", as well as the bond between Mo Yan, Moss and Mo Ying, all leave a lot of room for imagination.
The most touching thing about "The Gate: Enlightenment" is that it writes so poignantly about the choice between "extraordinary" and "ordinary". Mo Yan's growth line from a girl with special abilities who just wants to keep her daily life to shouldering the thousand-year destiny of being a "sower" is delicate and heavy. When she finally chose to give up and return to her hometown and remain an ordinary person in this world forever, she realized that what is more powerful than superpowers is the courage to actively embrace the ordinary. Under the shell of science fiction, there is the gentlest explanation of "guarding".
The white and black setting is so fragrant! The male protagonist looked gentle and gentle at first, but when it was reversed later, I was like "fuck you". Who knows this kind of contrast! Moreover, the relationship between the two of them has been growing for a long time, not abrupt, and the more they taste, the sweeter it becomes.
The writing style of "Door: Qiming" is not pretentious, awkward, or roundabout, and feels as comfortable as chatting with a friend [full]
The ending is not bad! There is no forced perfection or BE, but a hopeful and open ending, which is in line with the theme of "choosing the ordinary". After reading it, I feel warm in my heart.
Falling from the altar and becoming an ordinary person is an incredible setting! In order to protect my younger brothers and sisters, I gave up my return home. This kind of sacrifice made me burst into tears. I really want to see the follow-up.
When superpowers become a reality, he chooses to be an ordinary person. This counter-routine really pissed me off! The meaning of guardianship is not to become stronger, but to be willing to accompany you in the ordinary way.
The three children carry their blood and take adventures together. This bond is so heartwarming! I want to know when Moss and Mo Ying will wake up. The collaboration between siblings will definitely be super exciting.
Mo Yan's growth line from a useless girl to a big boss really shocked me! The way she failed to control the power of purification seemed to be seeing myself, looking forward to her awakening.
From just wanting to be an ordinary person to taking on a mission, the protagonist's growth line is very touching.
I finished the late night chase! On the surface it is a science fiction apocalypse, but at its core it is a story about "home". Rebuilding order with your younger brothers and sisters. This kind of blood bond + common growth setting makes me cry.
The supporting cast is also great! He is not a tool person. Everyone has his or her own story and position, especially the character who looks like a boss. The story behind it is really embarrassing.
The content is great, the plot is compact and beautiful, I'm totally hooked! I want to read the second volume.
There are no silly tricks and it looks very comfortable.
The rhythm is tight, the foreshadowing is buried deep, and they are recycled one by one later. The author's control is really strong.
Recommended by a friend, the plot is quite interesting and attracted me immediately I was read by my friend Amway's "The Door to the Light", and it really did not disappoint me. The plots are intertwined, and the more I read, the more I read. The author's words at the end of the article made me see the warmth and power beyond the story. I can't wait to read the second one. It will be released soon. I am looking forward to it [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]
Shirokiri Kuro mentor x amnesia girl, the thousand-year bond is hidden in every fingertip touch, easy to poke.
It is a good article that flows slowly, and the author's words also moved me very much. This is a different article from the past post-apocalyptic articles that are piled up with dense memes.
It's great. The author's writing style is very delicate and the story he depicts is also very detailed.
Looking forward to the following plot, the setting is very clever and amazing.
Very good. The author is imaginative and the integration is very natural.
The details are well described and the picture is full of sense.