[Modern Fantasy·Group Portrait·Slow Heat]
In 1995, the ghost messenger Chen Jiuniang picked up a baby in the back mountain of Qingcheng.
The baby was formed from a glistening white skeleton, with moonlight on its body and a full moon in its eyes.
Jiuniang named him Baichuan and raised him in a shroud shop.
At the age of three, Bai Chuan saw things that mortals could not.
At the age of five, he noticed something strange about himself, that he would glow.
When he was six years old, he had a premonition of the death of a neighbor.
But he can't change it.
When he was fifteen years old, Bai Chuan "saw" Jiuniang's ending.
The torrent of time pushed him from the alleys of Jiangcheng to the ruins of Tianwaitian, from an ignorant boy to the anchor of the world.
He wondered, but only got one answer.
"This is life."
In this book, there is a ghost who has been waiting for a hundred years, a princess who dared not go home after her tail was cut off, a monk who was trapped by his master, a great demon who desperately wanted to escape his fate, a mortal who calmly accepted his reincarnation mission, and a group of demons, humans and gods filled with obsessions.
And a child who fell from the moon.
He grew up in the alleys of Jiangcheng, breathing in the sandalwood in the shroud shops, and walking among demons, ghosts, humans and gods.
He didn't know that he would be alone in the future.
Reader comments
Five-star recommendation! This book is really a treasure! From the daily life of the boy in the shroud shop to the shocking secrets of the ancient Taiyin myth, the plot is interlocking and constantly reversing, and the whole process is high-energy without being watered down. Every character is vivid and flesh-and-blood, full of excitement but also hidden with poignant tenderness. The fireworks of the city and the grand world view are perfectly integrated. The more you watch, the more you get addicted and you can't stop!
I like it, the author please add more words, it's not enough to read
Five-star recommendation! This book is really a treasure! From the daily life of the boy in the shroud shop to the shocking secrets of the ancient Taiyin myth, the plot is interlocking and constantly reversing, and the whole process is high-energy without being watered down. Every character is vivid and flesh-and-blood, full of excitement but also hidden with poignant tenderness. The fireworks of the city and the grand world view are perfectly integrated. The more you watch, the more you get addicted and you can't stop!
I like it, the author please add more words, it's not enough to read