Gods Die at Dawn

Name: Gods Die at Dawn
Author: Drunk Cat in South Campus

神明死于黎明

by Drunk Cat in South Campus (南院醉猫)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 112k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: European Fantasy
Audience: Male
Updated: 8d ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Seven hundred years ago, the twelve suns fell. Humanity relied on the mysterious energy "Law Fire" to rebuild civilization, and dug out from the ruins twelve giant weapons that could influence the war - Wang Skeleton. Yin Yao, a seventeen-year-old watchmaker apprentice, just wants to live a stable life in the border town of Wugang. Until the war came, the pocket watch left by his mother suddenly came to life and took him into the church underground. It also awakened the thirteenth king's skeleton that had never existed in history. From that moment on, the Empire, the North, and the Holy See all pursue his secrets. What's even more frightening is that Yin Yao gradually discovers that what Wang Rui burns is not energy, but human memory; the history of seven hundred years ago may also be a carefully woven lie. When forgetfulness becomes power, when peace requires the handing over of freedom, he must decide whether this world should be chosen by God for people, or by people themselves bearing the cost of their choices.

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