The Battle of Ludao

The Legend of Ludao is a full-length novel that combines urban fantasy, suspenseful detective work, and feelings of family and country. It is set in Xiamen (Ludao) and tells the story of Lin Xiaohui, an ordinary high school girl who awakens to become the inheritor of "Lu Niang" and protects the city from evil spirits. The Heron Island on the southeast coast has been nourished by the egret goddess's ten thousand years of wisdom, and has become a spiritual place with the strongest righteousness within a thousand miles; while the Japanese island (Yingdao) off the northeast coast is the place where ancient sinners were exiled, and hundreds of millions of resentments gathered into the evil god's lair. For thousands of years, the evil god of Japan has coveted the aura and strategic location of Ludao, and has committed repeated crimes. Two thousand years ago, the goddess burned her cultivation to repel the evil spirits, and turned her body into a stone statue. The Yuanling reincarnated into the "Eron Lady" of the past generations, using green feathers as blades and righteousness as shields, guarding the tranquility of Heron Island for generations. The goddess also set up a "forgotten barrier" to blur the memories of mortals about gods and demons. Only the selected inheritors and those with sensitive spiritual powers can see the truth. Southern Fujian has a rich regional culture, with real landmarks such as Yuandang Lake, Zhongshan Road, and Bailuzhou seamlessly integrated with fantasy settings such as spiritual veins and barriers; the battle description combines physical confrontation with the spiritual confrontation between good and evil; the suspense line is advanced through criminal police investigation and network undercover, with a tight rhythm and meticulous foreshadowing. The work contains both the passionate passion of a teenager growing up and the deep feelings of protecting his homeland. It is an oriental urban fantasy masterpiece based on local culture and oriented to contemporary youth.