"Tianhuan Ji" is an epic masterpiece that combines Chinese mythology and fantasy elements. The total word count is 1.2 Million words. It is divided into three trilogy: "The First Awakening of the Dragon Abyss", "The Beacon of Kyushu" and "The Return of the Tianhuan". The story focuses on young Li Xuanzhou as the protagonist. He accidentally obtains the heavenly ring "Longyuan Ring" and becomes involved in Emperor Xuan's shocking conspiracy to covet nine heavenly rings. The Dragon Abyss Ring awakened the Dragon God bloodline in his body, but it also brought backlash and pursuit. Accompanied by the heroic swordsman Zhang Tieshan and the cool flying swordsman Yunyao, Li Xuanzhou embarks on a journey to find the Lieyang Ring, Youyue Ring and other celestial rings, hoping to solve the mystery of blood and fight against the evil forces of Emperor Xuan. The work uses Kyushu as the background, incorporates Chinese elements such as the Five Elements of Taoism, monsters from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and witchcraft from the Chu region, and depicts the water town of Yunmengze, the volcanic island in the East China Sea, and the Youyue Valley in the Western Regions. From the awakened dragon soul to the beacon smoke of Kyushu, Li Xuanzhou grew from an ignorant boy to a hero shouldering the destiny. He and his partners faced powerful enemies such as ghost generals, sea monsters, and corpse masters, and uncovered the ultimate secrets of the Sky Ring and Pangu fragments. The grand world view, delicate battles and profound themes of growth interweave a soul-stirring fantasy adventure.
Purpose: The purpose of "Tian Huan Ji" is "man's determination to conquer nature, self-transcendence and responsibility in the awakening of blood". Through the growth of Li Xuanzhou, the story explores the struggle and transformation of individuals in the face of fate and powerful enemies. He was an ignorant young man at first, but due to the Long Yuan Ring's accidental involvement in the dispute between the Heavenly Rings, the awakening of his bloodline was both a gift and a burden, symbolizing everyone's hidden strength and struggle. Emperor Xuan's conspiracy represents irresistible external oppression, while the nine heavenly rings are a metaphor for the key to destiny. Only through self-transcendence and unity and cooperation can the shackles of fate be broken.