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- Blue Lake Knight 蓝湖骑士 Blue Lake Knight (Tales of Daozhi V) is one of the books in Wei Zhen WillNox's Tales of Daozhi series. The story's timeline is vague, just as the novel describes time as being curved. It begins with a recollection of a family history from Tales of Daozhi I, weaving together fact and fiction, past, present, and future until time itself becomes confusing. It is also connected in some way to Twilight Shadows, Morning Dance (Tales of Daozhi II). The story still centers on Daozhi, as Daozhi says: "Di 2.4kClicks2Favorites0Recs
- Dancing at Dawn in the Shadow of Dusk 暮影晨舞 Duskshadow Morning Dance (Tales of the Dao II), which follows Tales of the Dao I, is one of the novels in the Tales of the Dao series by Wei Zhen WillNox. The novel continues to center on Dao Zhi, as stated in The Blue Lake Knight (Tales of the Dao V): “Different times, different identities, Dao Zhi has never changed.” The novel opens with a poem. Its setting shifts from the school in Tales of the Dao I to the workplace, and it explores a wider range of themes, telling a winding, mysterious stor 1.1kClicks0Favorites0Recs
- Dark Program 黑暗程序 Dark Program (Tales of the Dao, Part Four) is one of the novels in the Tales of the Dao series by Wei Zhen WillNox. It follows directly after Lou Su Xing Ji (Tales of the Dao, Part Three). The story grows darker, the plot more convoluted, and the setting more ethereal. Fantasy and reality, animals and humans, conspiracies and sincere feelings, betrayal and love intertwine, and everything begins with desire. Desire is a beast hidden in the heart. It can never be fed enough, and it never stops roa 733Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- Auspicious Louxiu Star 娄宿星吉 The Auspicious Star of Lou Su (Tales of Dao III) is one of the novels in the Tales of Dao series by Wei Zhen WillNox. The story continues to revolve around Dao, following The Dance of Dusk and Dawn (Tales of Dao II) and Tales of Dao I. As the novel The Blue Lake Knight puts it: "Different times, different identities, but Dao never changes." The setting grows darker, the elements more diverse, and the story more ethereal. It is, in fact, another way of observing the vicissitudes of the world and 699Clicks0Favorites0Recs
