
Starry Guide to Saints
星鉴溯圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 28k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 23d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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5Chapters
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This book is a masterpiece by a friend. I took the time to read these four chapters and share them with you. Friends who are interested can read this review to get a general idea. First of all, the setting of the new book is quite interesting, it is different from ordinary fairy tales. The protagonist is a history student who goes to the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang in Xi'an and accidentally travels to the ancient world. This place is divided into four parts of the world. Humans, monsters, ghosts, and immortals fight every day. The living environment is particularly dangerous. (It's a bit like the beginning of my love for books, except that this world view may not be so grand, and more focused on what happened after time travel. As for whether I can go back, I also want to know). Then there is the Bronze Star Dictionary in the protagonist's hand, which comes with a multi-functional system that can analyze opponents, warn of dangers in advance, and translate various ancient texts, paired with a female assistant who is both good and reliable. It just so happens that the protagonist is familiar with all kinds of ancient books. Ancient records and relic clues that others cannot understand are all advantages for him. Relying on knowledge to survive and upgrade in troubled times is particularly novel. Although only four chapters have been updated now, the story has just begun, and the conflicts between the various races, the origin of the Star Book, and the secret of the First Emperor's Mausoleum connecting to other worlds have not yet been revealed. The pace in the early stage is slow, and the conflict has not yet fully unfolded, but the setting that combines ancient and modern times is very attractive. Book lovers who like prehistoric and system-oriented novels, but don't like the same old novels about monsters and monsters, can collect and follow up to see the follow-up development.
Well written, the world view setting is quite interesting, keep up the good work