
A Voyage Through the World of Spiritual Roots
灵根航海录
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 53k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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18Chapters
19Reads · all time
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The description of this test scene is quite solid, and it immediately brings to life the cruelty and expectation of the world of immortality. The author is very good at shaping the atmosphere - from Erhu nervously rubbing his hands, comforting himself about his birth vision, to Lin Du pouring cold water on him by saying "That's the sunset, right?", With just a few strokes, the anxiety and pragmatic character of the ordinary boy are established. Master Zhao Xian's appearance on the crane is quite fairy-like. The spiritual mirror with "mirror surface swaying like water" uses a specific and mysterious image to instantly support the weight of the key plot of "test". The verdict of "Tu Ling Gen, inferior" was calm and cruel, laying great suspense and contrast for Lin Du's subsequent test results. The entire paragraph has a relaxed rhythm and vivid details. While effectively establishing the rules of the world (spiritual root testing), it also firmly captures the reader's curiosity about the fate of the protagonist. Very impressive. The description of this test scene is quite solid, and it immediately brings to life the cruelty and expectation of the world of immortality. The author is very good at shaping the atmosphere - from Erhu nervously rubbing his hands, comforting himself about his birth vision, to Lin Du pouring cold water on him by saying "That's the sunset, right?", With just a few strokes, the anxiety and pragmatic character of the ordinary boy are established. Master Zhao Xian's appearance on the crane is quite fairy-like. The spiritual mirror with "mirror surface swaying like water" uses a specific and mysterious image to instantly support the weight of the key plot of "test". The verdict of "Tu Ling Gen, inferior" was calm and cruel, laying great suspense and contrast for Lin Du's subsequent test results. The entire paragraph has a relaxed rhythm and vivid details. While effectively establishing the rules of the world (spiritual root testing), it also firmly captures the reader's curiosity about the fate of the protagonist. Very impressive.