The Transformation of the Mystic Eye

I can't write blurbs, so here's the plain truth:

"The Changing of the Mystic Eye" is a complete overhaul of "Endless Green," a story that already had dozens of chapters written. The main plot hasn't changed much, but plenty of details have been extensively revised, so I recommend starting from the beginning. It's an original work set in an alternate world. You could call it light cultivation, wuxia, high martial arts, or whatever you like. The storytelling is character-driven, like a series of portraits, which means there are a great many characters and plenty of plotlines of varying lengths. For the main plot, just look at the title. The so-called protagonist gets practically no special treatment. He's just a grunt who travels from place to place to keep the plot moving, so get used to going two or three chapters without seeing him. The story comes first, and the romance is a very minor element that serves the plot. There's very little of it, and even less for the protagonist's couple. (I've always wondered why a story with both BL and BG relationships can only be tagged BL. Of course, the protagonist still ends up with a man.) There are no messy love polygons, just a story told properly. And since this is a story-driven novel, I can't reveal the outline in advance, or there'd be no suspense left. My writing hasn't improved or gotten worse, I suppose. It's a slow burn, it pays close attention to details, and the character deaths come cheap.

One thing I should clarify: "The Changing of the Mystic Eye" is categorized under "The Human World," not "The World of Men." Not "The World of Men," not "The World of Men"... I'll say it three times, since it's important. It has absolutely nothing to do with Zhuang Zhou's famous work!

Theme: Beneath the weight of calamity, whether one knows or does not know, one can only walk one's own path.