When I read novels, I always feel that I don't get enough of them, and I'm not satisfied with what I read, so I just write whatever I want to read.
In this world where a few people can lead spiritual practice, cultivation determines destiny, the family controls the mines, the government writes order, and etiquette teaches people how to live their lives.
Li Ruian, a young man from Qinglu Village, was originally just an ordinary low-level person under the feudal system of cultivating immortals. His father died in a mining accident and his family was in debt bondage. Confused, cowardly and unwilling, he unexpectedly got an old copper slip with a meaning of fate, which could lead spiritual people to practice. From then on, his destiny began to change.
The copper slips ask questions about people's hearts and teach them the magic of immortality.
It allowed Li Ruian to see the death buried in documents, the ash behind the lights of the county school, and the unavoidable cracks between the so-called justice, order, etiquette and the suffering of reality.
After entering the county town, Li Ruian met Shen Qinghe and Gu Mingyuan. One came from Qinglu Village with him, sober and restrained; the other was born into a noble family, kind but in power. The county school, mines, Gu family, government, the legacy of the old school and the legend of Sai Sage are gradually intertwined. The story unfolds...
"The Bronze Slips of Asking the Heart" is a fantasy novel about the growth and awakening of young people at the bottom. It writes about spiritual practice, but also about institutions; it writes about teenage love, but also about class rifts; it writes about the process of a person constantly questioning, making mistakes, and making choices in a chaotic world.
The so-called questioning of the heart does not mean that one is born awake.
But after being late to understand again and again, he is still willing to write his name next to the truth.
Let's write about the growth story of Li Ruian in the oriental fantasy. I hope everyone will like this story too.