On a snowy, windy night, a mother and son are hunted down. Their deaths seem certain, until a wild girl unexpectedly saves them. From then on, they struggle to survive under the shadow of death.
The fate of Lu Li, the protagonist of Seeking Life Through Death, is exactly what the title suggests: every path to survival takes him to the very brink of death.
There is a name as cold as frost and snow, yet as warm as a burning flame: Ye Shuang.
Do you know how Lu Wen Shen died?
The book says that even the coroner at Xuanqing Abbey reached a verdict. Then he came back to life.
His master, Xiao Se, willingly gave his life for what was right and was laid to rest. Years later, he reappeared in a moment of crisis. The “Ghost-Faced Gentleman,” tasked with hunting down Prefect Lu Wen Shen, wound up pursuing someone who called him “Father.”
This is a story that sends chills down your spine and sets your blood racing.
He has too much blood on his hands. He is the “Ghost-Faced Gentleman,” the enemy of the entire martial world. He once “used his sword to punish evil,” only to discover that he was doing evil himself!
Who is the woman called Ye Shuang?
Her name can be found between the lines throughout the entire book.
She is a small lamp in his dark life, and a frost-forged blade with which to defy fate. She is never there, yet she is everywhere.
What is the biggest twist?
When you think this is just an ordinary revenge story, you’re wrong:
The prefect Lu Wen Shen, condemned by the world as a “coward,” is actually protecting the people and the rightful order in the most humiliating way. He upholds the reputation of the upright officials and serves as the ruler’s right-hand man.
The Daoists of Xuanqing Abbey recite the “Supreme Clarity Heart Method,” yet what they practice is really the Eastern Depot’s “The Dao Has Thieves Too.”
Prince Su, the righteous man, turns out to be an ambitious schemer who thirsts for blood and the throne.
The young emperor, humiliated, cautious, and surrounded by enemies, is instead a great reviver determined to strengthen the country.
A very interesting fantasy novel! Survival toward death is a clue throughout this article. The plot of the novel is full of ups and downs, full of suspense, fascinating conflicts, and skillful use of language. It is worth reading and appreciating! It has been added to the bookshelf, keep reading and enjoy!
The best thing about this novel is that it completely breaks the binary opposition between "righteousness" and "evil". Xuan Qingguan is still the same collection of villains who talk about benevolence, justice and morality, but are actually villains. King Su is a benevolent hero but is treacherous on the outside; and the young emperor is weak on the outside but has a broad mind. This time, the story's perspective is more grim. The author regards "die" as the only way to survive, allowing the protagonist to reconstruct himself again and again in desperate situations. Ye Shuang: Cold name, hot soul Ye Shuang, the key female character in the book, is by no means a "vase" waiting to be rescued in the traditional sense, nor is she a "witch" who simply fights and kills. She is a very unique bright color in this hardcore martial arts. Her name is just like her name - "leaf" is the helplessness of drifting duckweed, and "frost" is the biting edge of the cold night. It is particularly worth mentioning that the portrayal of Ye Shuang in the book is not superficial. Her existence not only filled Lu Li's missing emotional world, but also became the anchor of Lu Li's "humanity" to a certain extent. Death to survive: an ultimate martial arts philosophy.
The wind and snow are bleeding, and life is like a thread hanging on a thread. A murderous chase and an unexpected rescue opened the curtain of "Death to Survive". The hope of life grows out of the cracks of death. The whole book is based on survival in a desperate situation, surrounded by dangers. Amidst numerous crises, it describes the struggles and perseverance of small people in troubled times.
The plot is exquisite and exciting, and the characters are vividly drawn. I like it very much!!!!
Breaking out of the stereotyped routine of good and evil, and finding a glimmer of hope in a desperate situation where every step of the way is murderous, the guardian in the wind and snow is so shocking, and he chases the boss with his heart clutched throughout.
I have read "Death to Survive" in its entirety. It is a rare and enjoyable novel. It has both the depth of history and the delicacy of the characters' previous emotions. It is worth reading.
The writing style of this book is delicate and smooth, continue reading The protagonist of this book has a strong aura, making me feel like I am actually in it.
The protagonist Lu Li is really pitiful, and it makes me feel so sad when I see him. I cry to death every time he puts his life to death. It makes my heart itch to see it, it's so perfect and beautiful.