
The Tale of the Light Spirit
光灵行传
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 16.0M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 9d ago
- English
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- 13Most Updated (All-time) · Male · #8 in Fantasy
- 17Popular (All-time) · Male · #8 in Fantasy
- 177Most Discussed (All-time) · Male · #75 in Fantasy
- 234Popular (Weekly) · Male · #62 in Fantasy
- 272Popular (Monthly) · Male · #71 in Fantasy
- 125Bestsellers (All-time) · Fantasy
- 129Most Updated (Monthly) · Fantasy
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I've been reading this book for a long time, from junior high to university. I initially started reading it because of the orcs, but I got more and more hooked as I read on. Thank you to the author. There's a song by Sawano called Nexus, which I think could be sung for everyone in his works—people who, despite being in darkness, never give up and are always full of fighting spirit.
It must be said that this is an epic supported by its writing style and powerful plot.
Vivian and Palami are having such a tough time.
This is my favorite couple, but the angst is really painful for me. I hope Palami's petrification is just temporary. I hope everyone is alright. Jpg
Which is harder, being an idol or cultivating immortality? The Legend of Eresh, The Chaos Excavation
Which is harder, being an idol or cultivating immortality? *The Legend of Ere*, *Chaos Digging*, *Martial Arts Descending to the Nine Heavens*, *Desolate Heaven Tribulation*, *The Dream Breaker*, *Cultivation a Thousand Years Later*, *Hidden Dragon Martial General*, *The Nine Returns of Purple Jade*, *The Pampered Arrogant Concubine*, *The Allure of the World*, *Life Guardian*, *The Alliance of the World in Online Games*, *Qi Seal Master*
(Brother Raven, I'm just advertising outside, thanks, please ignore me.) "A scholar who has been away for three days should be looked at with new eyes; after three years, the king returns." This is from *Eternal Night I: The Rise of the Empire*. And this is also the simplest reason why I wanted to try writing fantasy novels: to see if the adventures and stories I imagined, those thrills and warmth, those loyalty and betrayal, those bloodshed and sacrifices, that place where I placed my dreams, would still move you. —From Fantasy Bar BNXL… Please add to your favorites.
Every time I come here, I'm amazed. You've been writing for so long! Keep it up, Thor! But I still have to say, I'm looking forward to your new book. Any plans?
The September updates are expected to be quite controversial, with chapters potentially being frequently blocked. Updates will be made daily to address the issue one by one, aiming to resolve blocked chapters quickly and ensure all chapters are published normally.
I also took some time to reread Volume 2 and wrote down my thoughts.
The multiple storylines running concurrently were quite interesting in the early stages, as there are always many characters and storylines to enjoy. However, the interweaving of several storylines inevitably led to a dragging overall pace, unlike the first volume which flowed smoothly and emotionally. Nevertheless, I still enjoyed most of the characters' stories. Bedivere, with his strong inherent dramatic conflict, is probably the character I most wanted to see in the second volume; his chapters were always very interesting. The various game references were a bit jarring, but they all managed to fit into the world-building. After reading it for so many years, I'm looking forward to the day it's finished. And back when I first read it, I vaguely noticed that as I read the second volume, the author no longer hid his Fury fandom (although I am too).
This website has published my work on other novel platforms without my consent and has used my pen name on those platforms. I hereby declare that my work is published exclusively on 1.7. K. Com, and my only account on that website, "Raven D Vicassas," does not have any sub-accounts.
The setting of the Golden City is somewhat similar to the novel "Those Who Left Omelas".