Fleeting Years

"The desert is filled with solitary smoke, and the sun sets over the long river!" This is the opening of "Holy Ruins". But my first impression of Shengxu was not the first sentence, but the title! Before reading the book, I had heard the name "Holy Ruins" several times. Although it was ridiculed as "kidney deficiency", it still couldn't hide the feeling of vastness and immensity. The word "Xu" refers to ruins, conveying desolation to people, but the word "Holy" in front of it sublimates the entire ruins! The word "holy" is beautiful and full of yearning, which is completely opposite to the word "xu". When two completely opposite things are put together, they form a sharp contrast, which makes people feel that their styles are very different. What kind of ruins can be called "holy ruins"? I couldn't help but ask myself. It must be a noble forbidden land, and there must be a group of amazing people living there! I told myself so. Although I didn't get a complete answer, it was just the tip of the iceberg in my imagination, but it couldn't help but make my blood boil. With a noble mood, I started reading the first chapter of Holy Ruins. "Flowers of the Other Side in the Desert", this is the title of the first chapter. I then looked down and found that the protagonist was in a desert. I saw the magical sunset blue. At this point, I thought the protagonist had traveled through time. I couldn't help but think, is Brother Dong trying to write a time traveler this time? Although time traveler is synonymous with people being disgusted, but thinking of Brother Dong's past achievements, I still had the patience to look down. Then, I discovered the content of the title, and indeed "Flowers of the Other Side in the Desert" appeared in the article, which made me even more certain that this was a judgment from another world. However, when I saw the word "Yellow River" in "Yellow River Ancient Road", I suddenly realized that this is a modern desert! My error in judgment did not make me angry at all, but instead aroused my interest in looking down. Then, I saw the title of the second chapter, which made my blood boil with excitement - The Age of Civilization! I finally confirmed that this is not another world, but the earth we are on. I found several unusual words. "Herdsmen" and "Tibetan areas", these words made me seem to see the code of Tibet waving to me. I couldn't help but think, could the beginning of this book be some stories about Tibetan areas? The story that happened next made me feel again that there were too few things that I could think of in my head. Because, soon I saw the "Bronze Mountain". Maybe I've watched too many tomb robbers, but at this moment I actually thought of tomb robbers! Because bronze is almost synonymous with tomb robbing. But I have been particularly fond of tomb-robbing novels for a long time. It wasn't until the story on Bronze Mountain that I woke up. After all, what I was reading was a novel about gods and demons. Seeing this, I suddenly realized. Before I knew it, I was attracted to read 4 chapters. I began to think back and wonder why I was so fascinated. The more I think about it, the more I admire it. Because from the time I started reading the first chapter to now, my assumed cognition has been overturned almost three or four times. This makes me have to admire Dong Ge's strange idea. At the same time, I found that I couldn't help but look back. On the Bronze Mountain, three kinds of strange beasts fight. The Tibetan Mastiff's steady braking, the golden eagle's sudden dive, and the black yak's trampling by the bull demon are all shocking.