Mending the Sky: the Earth Cries

Twelve-year-old Xin Qiji heard the earth cry for two hundred and thirteen years. So, he took four hundred hungry ghosts to collect a mountain and river debt. Each chapter is an echo of a word The main text of the seven chapters, the final words of each chapter and the core of the plot coincide with Xin Qiji's famous works - "Broken Array", "Yong Yu Le", "Congratulations to the Bridegroom"... You will find that those words you have memorized actually hide another story. Who should read it Readers who like the tragic aesthetics of "The Legend of Wukong" and "Jiang Ye" - "Using one's body as a blade and defying nature to change one's fate" People who are interested in Xin Qiji and the history of the turn of the Song Dynasty and want to see a different "Dragon in Ci" People who want to watch the Chinese fantasy of "Mountains and Rivers Become Spirits" and "Awakening of Earth Lines" People who are willing to cry blindly over a book, then wipe away their tears and shout "do it again" [Excerpts at the end of the volume] A man is determined to die, so let's try his hand to mend the cracks in the sky! ——Xin Qiji's "Congratulations to the Bridegroom" They said: "This is not a biography of Xin Qiji, this is a love letter written by Shanhe to the Han people." "After reading Chapter 7, I stood at the foot of Mount Tai for a long time, and I always felt that the ground under my feet was shaking slightly." "It turns out that 'a golden warrior and an iron horse, a man who can swallow thousands of miles like a tiger' - was earned by a twelve-year-old child with his life." Mount Tai has been nailed and the boundary has been drawn. The rest is your turn to cross the river.