Xihai Cangge

At first glance, this novel looks like a fairy tale. The heroine, the mermaid, is described in a beautiful and fairy-like way! ! It feels like a good book worth reading! ! !

"Cangge of the Sea: Royal Power and Affection in the Elegy of the Deep Sea" "Cangge of the Sea" written by Yichen Moxiang, takes the two worlds of Cangming Kingdom and the South China Sea as the scene, and unfolds a long song of an Oriental fairy that transcends race, power and fate. Ling Cang, the young prince of the Cangming Kingdom, was usurped and regicided by his uncle. He fell into the sea and was on the verge of death. He was rescued by Xi Ling, a shark from the South China Sea, who violated his ancestral precepts and hid on the Luo Xing Island. During the years on the desert island, he formed a life-and-death bond with the ancient spiritual snake Qingyan, and even secretly fell in love with Xi Ling. The love between humans and sharks is inherently forbidden by the laws of heaven. Ling Cang, who has a blood feud, will eventually return to the world and stir up troubles in the court; Xi Ling also ignores the clan rules and follows him across the sea to protect him with her shark power. The novel interweaves the ethereal romance of the secret realm of the deep sea with the intrigues of the court. It has the fantasy and beauty of a shark weeping beads, riding the water and controlling the waves, and the cruel reality of the struggle for royal power and the treacherous human heart. Ling Cang goes from a prince in trouble to a king of revenge, and Xi Ling goes from a shark who abides by clan rules to a brave man who runs for love. The characters have full arcs and delicate and touching emotions. From the redemption in the deep sea to the struggle for kingship, from the confrontation between humans and sharks to the reconciliation between mountains and seas, Ling Cang finally gave up on the country and took Xi Ling back to the isolated island. This is not only a fairy tale, but also a tragic song about love, redemption and choice, which is worth reading carefully.

The author Yichen Moxiang has a profound writing style, and in two million words, he outlines an Eastern Mermaid epic spanning mountains and seas, intertwined with love, hate and intrigue. It is a sincere masterpiece with a long lingering aftertaste after reading it. The story begins with Ling Cang, a distressed prince of the Cangming Kingdom, falling into the sea to survive. He unexpectedly meets Xi Ling, a mermaid from the South China Sea, and forms a fateful bond across races. From the mutual dependence on the star-falling island, to the intrigues of the court, to the grievances and entanglements of the deep-sea sharks, the plot is interlocking, the rhythm is relaxed, the two million words are filled with no redundancy, the foreshadowing is hidden, and the plot is compact. The more you read, the more you get. Character creation completely bids farewell to facial makeup, becoming three-dimensional and vivid. Ling Cang transforms from a down-and-out prince to a forbearing king. His obsession with revenge and the tenderness in his heart pull at each other, and his growth arc is full and touching; the shark tide Ling is gentle but tough, breaking family rules and traveling to mountains and seas for his true love, which is pure and affectionate and touches the heart. Even the supporting characters have flesh and blood, and both good and evil have their roots, making the entire fairy world very realistic. The world view of the sharks constructed by the author is romantic and rigorous. The weeping pearls, shark songs, and ancient rules of the shark tribe in the South China Sea, the layout of the court in Cangming Kingdom, and the grand settings of the mountains and seas are full of oriental aesthetic charm. The writing style is delicate and ethereal, and the majestic ocean tides and the affection of children are vividly described. The work not only contains the unparalleled love across races and the thrilling and passionate plot, but also hides the profound core of racial reconciliation and self-salvation, with a grand layout and delicate emotions. Readers who prefer long-form fairy tales and are obsessed with delicate emotions and wonderful plots should not miss this carefully polished treasure. The immersive reading is definitely worth the price of admission!