The sky split apart, and comets streaked down from the heavens. From that moment, the world was divided. Countless races fought for supremacy, mountains and rivers lay in ruins, and the natural order collapsed.
Evil spirits emerged, ghosts and gods appeared. The sun and moon dimmed, yin and yang turned upside down. Who could take the lead and command the tides of fate?
The young Si Yan carried a lamp in his heart, illuminating the murky shadows of a troubled age as he forged a path through an epic era of primordial chaos.
This novel is full of twists and turns, leaving behind the clichéd monster-slaying and power-leveling formula. Its villains and supporting characters are every bit as clever as they should be, and suspense abounds. Come experience the grand, tumultuous age of primordial chaos!
I found the passion I felt when I first read fantasy more than ten years ago. Some of the plot innovations in the book are still very novel. There is no cliché, too much nonsense, or excessive description. Overall, it is very good. Come on.