Shao Jingxing thought he'd spend his whole life as a timid wastrel. Who knew that one day he'd get the chance to save the world?
But he's terrified. What kind of monsters have come out of this world of the Classic of Mountains and Seas? Mountain spiders bigger than cartwheels, rabbits that make you lie if you eat them, giant snakes that lurk underwater and hook people with their tails. They all look like they could kill him in an instant! And he's heard the monsters that appear later are even scarier...
But, but saving the world comes with perks, too. Like getting a beauty as a bonus...
Huo Qing: The greater your abilities, the greater your responsibility.
Shao Jingxing: Well, um, I... I'll think about it...
Huo Qing falls silent for a moment: ...If you want to cure your illness, the only way is to enter the Shan Hai world.
Shao Jingxing: ...Getting eaten by a monster and dying of illness don't seem all that different?
Huo Qing falls silent again: ...If you really don't want to, then forget it. It's time. I'm going in. Goodbye.
Shao Jingxing: Wait... Maybe I should look up a guide first, something like how to survive a hundred days in the Shan Hai world...
Theme:
I have been following the author's writings, and I particularly like those with supernatural themes. However, many supernatural-themed novels are not attractive enough. They do not contain many Chinese Taoist things and myths, or the writing style is not good and I cannot read them. The author's novels have very exciting stories. They contain a lot of Chinese culture and Taoist culture. The writing style is also very good. I look forward to the author's supernatural novels in the future.
Oops, the flowers are finished! Want to watch extra
I am coming! I really like my wife's supernatural writings, I will read them again when I have time hehe!
The big supernatural literature smells so good!!!
Finished spreading flowers! So exciting [spread flowers][spread flowers]
Ah, I reread this article, and there's the promised extra chapter, woo woo woo.
I like my wife's writing! Relive it again
Woohoo, there's no extra story
To commemorate the first book I read in the New Year
I like Cinnabar's supernatural stories, which are rich in imagination but well-founded. This article is actually similar to "Searching for the Cauldron", but with different ideas. However, I still feel that "Searching for the Cauldron" seems to be more self-explanatory. But I don't know if I missed it. It seems that there is a little less foreshadowing. What if hundreds or thousands of years pass in the story and the talisman array has problems again? The five-colored moth seems to be gone? How to enter Zhongshan again? Where did Zhulong's ruby go? Can the candle dragon maintain its energy without weakening? In fact, there is another problem. If a madman appears in the Special Affairs Department and steals the stones inside, it may be a bit difficult, but it is still possible to destroy the arrangement of the talisman array and integrate the world of mountains and seas with the real world...