The Epic of Xia Qi
夏启史诗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 705k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
330Chapters
552Recommendations
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I'm thinking of deleting the side story, but I'm a bit undecided.
Actually, the side story was already written a long time ago. It's just that I saw that people didn't seem to like the side story, so I had the idea of deleting it. Besides, the side story isn't really related to the main plot. I'm a little hesitant about whether to delete them or post them all at once. Let me talk about the third volume. The title of the third volume is "The Exorcism War".
Is it possible that this book review is actually a daily cleanup?
The story is finished! Hooray! (≧∇≦)/ The author has a more explicit and exciting version in a Word document, but unfortunately I can't post it here. If you'd like, you can add me on QQ: 1801874846
I've finally finished writing it, so I might as well send it all out at once.
Volume 5 is titled "Xia Qi Founds the Nation." I've decided to finish it as soon as possible. The plot might be a bit tight, but it won't be too rushed. The rest of the volume will basically be the main storyline.
Suddenly discovered that the review process arbitrarily alters the text.
Is Volume 4 about letting loose and being yourself?
This book is a mythological story featuring Xia Qi, the first emperor in Chinese history. The main worldview of the story is Earth, so there is some communication between the gods of China and those of Norse, Greek, and Mesopotamian cultures. It also touches on the Cthulhu Mythos and the Foundation. The immortals mentioned in this book, such as Laozi and Yuanshi Tianzun, belong to the divine magicians.