A vast canyon divides this world in two. To the east lies Gaia, the land of monsters; to the west lies Bohan, the home of humanity. At the westernmost edge of Bohan stands the kingdom of Yalan.
Prota, a blind girl abandoned by her family, meets Nico Merlin, a boy from the capital. Her journey of growth begins on the road, but where will it end? Unable to see what lies ahead, she can only grip her cane and press on in silence. Meanwhile, a storm is brewing in this ancient kingdom.
What possibilities await a poor, blind girl from a border village? Is there anything even a rebellious young genius from a family of mages cannot do?
Volume summaries:
Volume One: The Wicked House
A band of robbers attacks the Noah Hills on the southwestern border of the Kingdom of Yalan. Nine-year-old Prota, a blind girl, is abandoned by her parents, but unexpectedly meets Nicholas, the son of the court archmage and the grandson of the lord of the Noah Hills. After enduring countless hardships, they finally reach the lord’s castle, never imagining that this is only the beginning of their nightmare...
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My family members failed to sign, so I went back here to continue writing. Applying for a visa is a very interesting experience. This time I will update it daily until the end of the first volume [Spread Flowers]
Family, I changed a new account that binds my ID and sent a document to apply for a visa. It will take 7 working days to get the result. Anyway, I am updating here at the same pace as before, but the newly registered account may have better traffic. In short, I will send it to both sides during this time. If the sign is signed over there or the data there is better, I will update everything there. It's okay if it doesn't work, I can still entertain myself as usual [Let me be healthy]
A friend of mine once tried to make money by writing articles. She said that the traffic push mechanism in Jinjiang is relatively complicated. She chose another platform, like Tomato, because as long as there are daily updates, the platform will push traffic regardless of the quality of the writing. Jinjiang is the most special platform in Jianzhong. It charges based on the number of words per chapter. Shuiwen is definitely criticized, so the quality requirements are the highest. Only a certain Po Shiba has a similar mechanism... Your writing should shine in Jinjiang. It is really a pity to be buried. It is definitely in the top ten of my writings in the past fifteen years, and it is a story I love. The setting is not outdated at all. It can be said that it is very "advancing with the times", unlike many writing methods that put too much fantasy and highlight on the male characters and let the heroine become the camera. I really love this article, and I want this article to be seen by more people. The most important thing is that it can make you money. First of all, the copywriting and cover are not in line with Jin Jiang's style of painting... I must have thought about don't judge the book by its cover before I clicked on it. Although I usually filter out the copywriting that is too brainless and default it to poor, but it does not prevent many of my favorite authors from deliberately writing bad copywriting to attract traffic, and the content is still a serious drama.
Such a beautiful story, you must write it down
The more I watch it, the more I miss the era when abyss magic was powerful and the magnificent magic dancing with the devil. I still don't believe that if I've been this crazy, how could it have lasted for so long? Reason is also a kind of madness, and there must be a balance to madness.
Great, we are saved! Is magic bean
Oh no, I don't want the magic of the abyss to be lost, and I don't want it to stay this crazy. Let the new generation of descendants, our little Nick, improve it.
I found a place for advance review. Only on the computer side 😂 will be updated on time every Friday and Saturday at 9pm from next week~
Abyss magic is very crazy. Is it because "when you stare into the abyss, the abyss also stares at you"? How come a group of lunatics feel that their ancestors have genes for mental illness. They originally wanted to exonerate their mother's abyss magic, but the more they look at it, the more the stereotype makes sense.
I'll read it first before reviewing it. After the review, it's up to me.