The Book of Peace, Xintianji, Volume 146

"The Book of Peace" • The 146th volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 167 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Sinbad is the pirate king who travels all over the world. He is free and uninhibited, but he can't forget the oath he made on the rocks with Prince Pros in his childhood. Pross guards the "Book of Peace" that maintains world peace, but is framed as the real culprit of stealing the book, and is voluntarily imprisoned in a water prison to guarantee his life. Books were stolen, disasters occurred, and the gods were furious. Sinbad is forced to embark on a journey to find the book, bearing the trust of his best friend and the safety of the entire world. There is a giant snake blocking the way in front, and an illusion behind it. Iris uses people's suspicion as a blade to press forward step by step. The Chinese gods take action, Mazu leads the way, Shi Gandang opens the way, and all the gods protect the light of faith. He is no longer a pirate fighting only for freedom, but an Oath Keeper fighting for trust and peace. The final battle is not with the blade, but with the heart.