When a nation falls, where can a home be found? The land and rivers remain as they were.
Back then, we regretted sharpening our blades too late, and roared our rage at the heavens.
This is an era in which warriors reign supreme. They save the world, yet plunge it into chaos.
How will future generations judge right and wrong?
Order and chaos are both mortal enemies and inseparable companions. The collapse of the old order heralds the birth of something new!
Cheng Yi, an ordinary young man, accidentally awakens the divine aperture known as "Primordial Beginning."
In a federation where heroes rise on every side, and a perilous world beyond the cities, watch him rise to power and shake the starry seas with his martial might!
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Book review
I've read the first two chapters. That's a great idea, combining immigration with the revival of spiritual energy. Now, let's discuss the issues. 1. I think your opening is better than the scene in "Cultivation for 40,000 Years" where the protagonist is being trained. Compared to that, yours doesn't give me that kind of contextual connection. 2. The initial point of conflict was rather traditional, involving a proud little cannon fodder character, but compared to your imaginative ideas, it's clearly not up to par. 3. The plot unfolded a bit slowly. You introduced too many settings in the first two chapters. There was no need to introduce so many settings all at once. It gave me a headache, and I won't remember them later on. Moreover, it hindered the progression of the plot, which was the fatal flaw. 4. The second half of the introduction is much weaker compared to the first half. Keep it up, Da Da!
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Good writing, keep it up!