The 400,000-character fantasy epic The Dragon's Rebellious Journey is a profound and entertaining tale, full of fascinating details and told with fresh techniques. The Heavenly Court, the mortal realm, the Dragon Palace, the demonic realm, the ghostly paths, and the lands of the yaoguai all appear within its pages, brought vividly to life. Reading it feels like being there, and it is impossible to put down. Its transmigration through time and space and its wondrous immortal realms unfold in all their splendor. The story remains fresh even after many readings, offering endless meaning and countless insights.
Xunlong's son, Jiega Long, and the little celestial toad Nie Zui, an attendant of the Bodhisattva Guanyin, are in league with each other, bound together by their greed, anger, and delusion, and believing themselves the center of the universe. Even the transformed vengeful spirit seeks to drag their two cousins, who bring blessings to all creation, into evil and to their deaths. The three cousins thus engage in one thrilling, grand, and sweeping contest after another, full of open and covert struggles. In the end, justice triumphs over evil. Why do the Jade Emperor and the Bodhisattva Guanyin fall into deep contemplation in the story's final moments...? The novel leaves readers with boundless room for imagination.
