Tengyun

I wrote a book called "Teng Yun", and the protagonist is Liu Hao. He was born on the border of troubled times, his parents died in sacrifices to protect the village, and he became a homeless orphan. The elders of the Tianji Sect said that he had the fate of being a calamity and that he was the son of destiny who could end this troubled world, so he accepted him as his holy son. At the age of fifteen, he won the sect competition as a dark horse and met Yue Qingping, a girl dressed in white and with sparkling eyes. They made an agreement late at night in the Sutra Pavilion to break this cannibalistic world together and build a world where everyone can live in peace. At the age of twenty, he became the Golden Immortal and led hundreds of thousands of rebels to defeat the Night Emperor's millions of cavalry. In the mountains of corpses and seas of blood, he was the only light for the people in the world. At the age of thirty, he and his beloved joined hands to break the boundary wall of the four realms, end a century of chaos, and use the dragon veins of the world as their bones to create the Haotian Dynasty that unified the eight wastelands. I originally thought that what I was writing was a legend about a young man who grew from a young age to a powerful person, a heroic epic in which two strong men stand side by side to determine the world. I thought I gave him the most happy ending: world-wide power, limitless path, beautiful woman by his side, and everlasting fame. Until I saw him standing on the top of the Heavenly Palace amid the roar of the dragon at the founding ceremony, looking up at the threshold of the Taoist ancestors, but lowering his head and stepping into the abyss that no one could see. I realized that what I wrote was not the final chapter of the legend, but the beginning of a hundred thousand years of fateful entanglement.