A sacred prophecy descended from the heavens, and the Wheel of Fate traced a cold gleam.
Dark stars had forsaken the splendor of a golden age. The karmic sins and baleful energy that ought to have accumulated, rose and fell, flickering in and out!
A sacred war.
A sacred legend.
Amid the fierce, ringing chime of a shaken staff, the prophecy of fate grew ever more certain.
It cannot be defied...
Cannot be defied?
Who will build the palace gates spanning the two banks of the rushing River of Stars?
A peerless God of War, raising a blazing sword of fire and thunder, will forge a sacred oath in the darkness of the unknown, with crossed strokes of blood and flame!
Even if some longing is destined to be forced to grow beneath cold tombstones,
And the names someone cries again and again in the wilderness, in a voice like a sacred song, can only follow the headwind and scatter,
With no answer for ten thousand years!
So be it!
Only this sacred oath of the sword can endure as long as the primeval flow of time!
Damn, am I worthy of watching it ten years from now? ?
Like, like, like! Is it still updated? I saw it now in one breath, it's so beautiful! Looking forward to the next chapter
Sir... Are you still there...
Come on, madam↖(^ω^)↗If everything goes well in the third dimension, I hope my wife will write it down.
Give the author a thumbs up! Well written as always! !
Rewatching certain scenes many years later... There is an indescribable... Sense of comedy beyond intimacy...
I also saw it here, give the author a thumbs up!
Let me make up for it. I like your article very much, especially the way you combine the textual research of Indian mythology with the sacred traditions. You have a very good grasp of every detail of the sacred traditions. But the only thing that makes me unhappy is that the direction of this article is tragic. I know that the Holy Tradition is a cup of tea, but can adults write a cup of tea? . . So sad. . .
By the way, I really like the explanation you added about how the peacock sent the Yamo sword to the Yasha clan. It's quite reasonable.
The brows draw a line called sadness uncoordinatedly, secretly revealing a trace of willow-like beauty.
Hey, I like this sentence. Very few people describe Lao Di's eyebrows in this way. I dug out the comic and read that section again and again. Why is it exactly what you said? Which side had the first impression? Let me think about it.
I wonder if the old emperor is really such a domineering and thoughtful God?
The Yaksha tribe is not yet a martial general. I noticed that you remember the details very well. Have they never been able to become a martial general? In fact, the one who promoted them was the villain Emperor Shitian. Why did he look disdainful that they were rebels? No wonder the old emperor became so murderous.
In the comics, it is said that the Yasha clan is the god of war after King Asura. This may just be to elevate the male protagonist. However, according to the status of the Yasha clan in the previous dynasty, which was not even a martial god general, it is really far from the Asura king. Either the Yasha clan is too bragging, or it is not good at being a good person and it is difficult to get along. It may be both, and then in the new dynasty, the current county magistrates are not comfortable, and they are kicked into the garbage dump of history.
Damn, am I worthy of watching it ten years from now? ?
Like, like, like! Is it still updated? I saw it now in one breath, it's so beautiful! Looking forward to the next chapter
Sir... Are you still there...
Come on, madam↖(^ω^)↗If everything goes well in the third dimension, I hope my wife will write it down.
Give the author a thumbs up! Well written as always! !
Rewatching certain scenes many years later... There is an indescribable... Sense of comedy beyond intimacy...
I also saw it here, give the author a thumbs up!
Let me make up for it. I like your article very much, especially the way you combine the textual research of Indian mythology with the sacred traditions. You have a very good grasp of every detail of the sacred traditions. But the only thing that makes me unhappy is that the direction of this article is tragic. I know that the Holy Tradition is a cup of tea, but can adults write a cup of tea? . . So sad. . . By the way, I really like the explanation you added about how the peacock sent the Yamo sword to the Yasha clan. It's quite reasonable.
The brows draw a line called sadness uncoordinatedly, secretly revealing a trace of willow-like beauty. Hey, I like this sentence. Very few people describe Lao Di's eyebrows in this way. I dug out the comic and read that section again and again. Why is it exactly what you said? Which side had the first impression? Let me think about it. I wonder if the old emperor is really such a domineering and thoughtful God?
The Yaksha tribe is not yet a martial general. I noticed that you remember the details very well. Have they never been able to become a martial general? In fact, the one who promoted them was the villain Emperor Shitian. Why did he look disdainful that they were rebels? No wonder the old emperor became so murderous. In the comics, it is said that the Yasha clan is the god of war after King Asura. This may just be to elevate the male protagonist. However, according to the status of the Yasha clan in the previous dynasty, which was not even a martial god general, it is really far from the Asura king. Either the Yasha clan is too bragging, or it is not good at being a good person and it is difficult to get along. It may be both, and then in the new dynasty, the current county magistrates are not comfortable, and they are kicked into the garbage dump of history.