The Kun Is Huge

Starting from the Kunpeng myth in Zhuangzi's Free and Easy Wandering, Kun of Great Size combines imagery from classical literature, Yue Fei's historical lineage, and quantum science fiction to create a vast, cohesive world spanning hundreds of millions of years, from ancient Earth and an apocalyptic catastrophe to a lunar interstellar battlefield. It weaves together ancient legends, an apocalyptic disaster, the rebuilding of Earth and the Moon, family and romantic relationships, and political intrigue. Distinct from the many fantasy works on the market that borrow from Western systems, it has forged a mythology-infused science fiction path of its own. Its detailed, hardcore imagination, such as the construction of cities in lunar craters, and memorable ideas like Zhuangzi dreaming of the consciousness of a Kun and the ancient battle waged by the father Kun, leave plenty of room for development, whether in print or as an audiobook, comic, or animated IP. It can appeal to fans of Chinese-style aesthetics, science fiction readers, and a broad audience that enjoys sweeping, accessible epics.