The young Su Chen transmigrates into the storm-tossed Chu Dynasty with a mysterious jade talisman, embarking on a wondrous path to godhood.
[It was jade within stone, beyond the naming of mortal craft.]
Refinement ranks: Mountain Sprite, Karmic Flame Boy, Eight-Armed Vajra, Demon-Subduing True Lord, Heaven-Supporting Great Sage...
The sun and moon rise and fall, the universe turns. Even heaven and earth endure only until the end of their cosmic cycles.
Ghost horses of Yin Mountain. Golden bridges over a sea of blood.
An old woman washes the Purple Chariot. A scholar dreams of the edge of the land.
A golden serpent comes to the door seeking a title. An evil ghost takes its seat in the hall and becomes a god.
A python rides the flood and transforms into a wyrm. A fox maiden paints a human skin and marries into a family.
In this world, chaos abounds, and darkness is drawing near.
Ancient, long-dormant gods are emerging from their shells and slowly awakening...
I really like this kind of decisive killing. I hate that kind of coyness. Moreover, upgrading, practicing, and exchanging favors are all good. Not sure why the score is so low.
The text and cover are both very nice, and the chapter titles are not the kind that are surprising and comfortable to read.
The author's last book was very good. I'm still reading this one. Come on.