JJWXC catalogue
Books by 异恒
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Theories of Observing the World: Tales of Menjing 观世理论：门陉物语
June 29, 2008: Completed the second revision of The Tale of Menjing. Annotated by Qiu Chuan: This is the second of the Three Tales of Xuanji, The Tale of Menjing, a treatise on observing the world. The author regarded it as a treatise on creating the world, but it is in fact a theory of describing and observing the world. Legend has it that the ancestors of the Xi He clan copied many ancient spirit writings from a world transformed from the Great White Camellia. The Heavenly Emperor learned of t
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A Theory of the World: Fairy Tales 设世理论：妖精物语
A theory about the creation of the world, shifting from fantasy to science fiction. Notes by Qiuchuan: This is the first of the Three Tales of Xuanji, the world-building theory known as The Fairy Tale. I was fortunate enough to read it. The original has been lost, and a copy is kept somewhere in the forest. This tale is truly difficult to understand. Many passages seem to be in the ancient language of the elves. Some scholars say it was written by people of an ancient kingdom, while other sages
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Legend: The Spirit Seal of the Barren Ruins 传说：荒墟玺灵之书
This creation myth draws on the worldbuilding concepts behind the creation of Jiuzhou Huangxu and Yunhuang, the spiritual creation theory of Gupan Diji, and various Western fantasy systems, to create a fantasy world where anything goes. Since I cannot meet the ancients, I can only follow those who come after. Huangxu Xiling uses an Eastern cultural framework and borrows from Western fantasy theory to create figures who seek answers from heaven and become gods. Creators can easily draw inspiratio
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The Admonition of Yiyou 夷猷之诫
An immense tide of sand swallowed the colors of life, surging in like a flood of swords into a water-city frozen in ice and buried in snow. Rootless water marked humanity’s books and sandy lands with the tearstains of a departed river god. (Xuehuang City is covered in solid, unbreakable ice.) The Admonitions of Yiyou include the Xianghuang Chapters, which discuss the laws of cosmic evolution (Tianyan, Yandui, Yuanyan, and Jiyan); the Shangli Chapters, which record social order (Bloodlines, Rite
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