[Great Ming] + [Eastern Fantasy] + [Classic of Mountains and Seas] + [Conquest] + [Alternate History]
It was only after boarding Zheng He’s treasure ship that Long Yan learned the truth behind the voyages to the Western Ocean: they weren’t meant to spread the nation’s prestige, but to lead an expedition and slay gods!
This is a mad age where history and myth intertwine!
Western evil gods lurk all around, while strange beasts awaken beneath the sea.
Ride the Kunpeng, unleash a beast tide, and command the ancient beasts!
The protagonist leads the Great Ming fleet to raze the Western temples.
He will also tell the world: the gods of Huaxia still live, and you are all false gods!
I just happened to learn about some giant beasts from my children's book Shan Hai Jing. Such a wonderful fusion.
The text has a strong sense of atmosphere, allowing you to immerse yourself in the grand scene of the Ming Dynasty's ocean expeditions.
A new interpretation of the history of the voyages to the West, combined with the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the scene is wonderful
Zheng He's voyages to the West subvert history, the story is novel, and the more you read, the more you read.
The opening setting is very exciting, and the plot rhythm is very comfortable [sending my heart] [sending my heart]
History is mixed with Classic of Mountains and Seas fantasy, the imagination is huge, and the picture of Zheng He's treasure ship and Kunpeng is full of sense.
The author is very good at writing, and every chapter is very enjoyable to read.
The details are well described and the atmosphere is full.
Breaking the traditional plot of Zheng He's voyages to the West, the Eastern fantasy setting of expedition to kill gods is very innovative.
The story of the Ming Dynasty intertwined with history and mythology, driving Kunpeng to level overseas temples, the plot is passionate and novel.