New book: Low-Key Treasure Hunting, Sending Immortals to Prison. It’s just been signed!
Immortals once walked the world, but they fell long ago. Their souls merged with the sea of stars, and their treasures became star shards scattered across the land.
In a bustling modern city, rumors say that collecting all the star shards and piecing them together into a star map will grant you a legacy and skills, allowing you to climb mountains, explore rivers, and seek immortality. Since then, all the races have fought endlessly over the treasures.
When Luo Ye transmigrates, he hopes to find treasure and turn his life around, only to lose everything and find himself on the brink of death. Then he opens a prison...
The path to immortality is deep and treacherous. Luo Ye journeys beneath the stars, studying Confucianism, cultivating Daoism, and meditating on Buddhism; wielding brush and ink, practicing martial arts, and joining the army; refining demons, taming beasts, and driving out witches. He hunts for treasure in the open to make his fortune, then sends immortals to prison to ask the way to eternal life.
But after a lifetime of treasure hunting, he finally looks back and sees that the mortal realm has fallen, surrounded by immortals and gods. The most precious treasure of all turns out to be himself.
That night, the stars blaze across the galaxy, and icy winds howl atop the firmament. With his back to the tombstones of humanity, Luo Ye glances at the immortals, gods, demons, and monsters filling the sky. He opens the prison with a flick of his hand, steps onto the clouds, and raises his sword.
“I hear you covet my treasure and want to seek immortality again. Did you ask me first?”
“There’s no place for deities in the mortal realm, so I invite all immortals to prison for a chat.”
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[Passerby Review] Hundred Families Festival
Overall rating: eighty-nine Author: Master of the Valley of Scars Genre: Wuxia - Wuxia Fantasy Commentator: Encounter Word count: 47%, nearly 190,000 words Brief introduction of the work: A young man from a fallen kingdom, a master of secret arts, unifies three paths, overturns seven dynasties, and commands ten thousand beasts—a blood-soaked and turbulent history.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I can't help but want to leave a comment. It's an absolutely wonderful book, suitable for both careful and slow reading. The author has a very profound cultural background, and the writing flows smoothly and effortlessly. Not only is the writing style good, but the prose is also very fluent.
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