This is a book for old bookworms.
Three worlds, three stories, all start from the forest at night, and the forest falls at night.
It can be regarded as a summary of my "reading" career for so many years.
Urban, fictional, religious, Western fantasy, basically any genre you can think of is available here.
I hope it can be a comma for everyone's reading career. I will try my best to write well and live up to your and my love for novels over the years.
Reader comments
The world view of "Moon Clock" is very innovative. The setting of day and night life of Sheng Ren and Yue Ren is very unique. The protagonist's experience of being on the run alone for eight years is written in detail, without any mindless cheating and crushing routines. The battles in the Secret Mountains and the Trial of the Four Saints focus on tactical games. Various low-level supporting characters have complete stories. The foreshadowing is long and the ending can be matched one by one. The overall writing style is gentle and healing, without deliberately creating abuse points. It is very immersive to read slowly.
The world view of "Moon Clock" is very innovative. The setting of day and night life of Sheng Ren and Yue Ren is very unique. The protagonist's experience of being on the run alone for eight years is written in detail, without any mindless cheating and crushing routines. The battles in the Secret Mountains and the Trial of the Four Saints focus on tactical games. Various low-level supporting characters have complete stories. The foreshadowing is long and the ending can be matched one by one. The overall writing style is gentle and healing, without deliberately creating abuse points. It is very immersive to read slowly.