This is a work with a grand fantasy epic as the background, describing the struggle of small people to survive in a collapsing world.
It does not provide a refreshing victory, but only presents a broken and real fate-carnage, betrayal and conspiracy.
The superficial main line of the story revolves around a pair of cross-racial couples.
Danlong is a human being who has learned swords and magic, but has never been able to understand the rules of the world.
Lan Ling is an elf. After the long decline of her tribe, she chose to respond to everything with revenge.
As war on land and sea engulfs the world, the couple is forced to stand at the intersection of all positions:
Love, responsibility, ethnicity, survival, none of them do not require a price.
At the same time, undercurrents are surging within the human world. Totu and Yuvia walk on the edge of power and darkness. One is fighting for the throne, while the other is constantly retreating to protect the one he loves.
The long-dormant orc tribe has awakened again, and the buried history of destruction has begun to bite back on the world.
There is a hidden thread running through thousands of years hidden in the text.
Lotamilon, a being whose identity spans humans, elves and undead, has stood between gods and mortals long before history was written. He is his own savior and the devil of the world. He keeps losing and making choices over the long years, fighting against the will of God and fighting against fate.
"Moire Border" is based on Western fantasy, but is deeply influenced by Eastern martial arts and philosophy.
It writes about swords and magic, but is more concerned with restraint, endurance and cost;
It depicts war but rejects simple judgments of good and evil;
It makes the gods appear, but always returns the weight of fate to mortals.
Concept: The beauty of the fantasy world lies in the blurring of boundaries
