[World view: words and spirit are bones, writing style is blood]
In the continent of Etheria, language is the only truth. When a child turns sixteen, he will receive a Wenxin on the night of awakening - a ball of light made of pure rhetoric, which determines the Taoism that the person will practice throughout his life.
Some people wake up to be like Hemingway's iceberg, with a thousand words; some people wake up to Wilde's paradoxes, breaking through reality with fallacies; some people unfortunately wake up to be market slang, and struggle at the bottom of the literary world all their lives.
There are twelve great traditions on the continent, corresponding to twelve personalities and the soul imprints of twelve immortal writers. And tonight, in the Mo Dou Arena three hundred feet beneath the ruins of the Eagle's Nest City, an encounter that will change the fate of the continent is quietly brewing amidst the lights and shadows of words.
Them.
Concept: Language is the soul
Reader comments
This kind of situation is not shared by the Yang family, and the heroine helped such a white-eyed wolf. Don't be so righteous about saving the heroine. If it weren't for her, they would be where they are today? If they hadn't hindered His Majesty's reinforcements, would this have happened? They also talk about how righteous they are. It's really disgusting to treat such people.
In the second part, can Daming be able to get them back where they came from?
I really hate that such a court has such people and civil servants.
The most successful thing about the heroine and the hero is that they fall in love, and the court management is full of loopholes. Apart from winning a few battles to ban new species in the sea, I really can't find anything else.
This kind of situation is not shared by the Yang family, and the heroine helped such a white-eyed wolf. Don't be so righteous about saving the heroine. If it weren't for her, they would be where they are today? If they hadn't hindered His Majesty's reinforcements, would this have happened? They also talk about how righteous they are. It's really disgusting to treat such people. In the second part, can Daming be able to get them back where they came from? I really hate that such a court has such people and civil servants. The most successful thing about the heroine and the hero is that they fall in love, and the court management is full of loopholes. Apart from winning a few battles to ban new species in the sea, I really can't find anything else.