Gods' Dream Chronicle · Volume 1 · The South Wind's Command

Author: Lühen
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: [11] I noticed that Lühen's major series began with Nine Dragons Strategy, then her work written under the pen name Tiele titled A Century of, followed by the Yin and Yang Volume series, and now The Dreams of the Gods. Haha, it's not self-praise, but I feel like she and I have grown together, and she brings me a lot of reflection—about love, about life. It helps me find the direction love should take in my future. Maybe it will be difficult~-~ However, seeing how much she sacrifices for love, family, and friendship in her books, I feel I must also walk my own path. Let's continue supporting Lühen. I sincerely hope to keep seeing her works [A Dream of a Dream]. Reading Lühen's books brings me (emotion), surprise, laughter, and tears. Right now, what's most captivating is her new series The Dreams of the Gods. This series moves beyond the human conflicts in Nine Dragons Strategy and escalates to the struggles between human children and divine children, as well as the entanglements between the Central Plains and the Three Paths. It's even grander, more thrilling, and more thought-provoking. I'm very excited for the upcoming installments and hope the conflicts between humans and gods can be resolved satisfactorily. [Touching the Lips] Lühen's books are quite grand, or perhaps even commanding, with every stroke of her pen leaving a mark. Her craftsmanship is so extraordinary that it leaves one in awe. The worlds she creates are vast: there are complex power struggles, mysterious and fantastical elements, and sword-wielding heroes who ride freely and live life to the fullest. The emotional entanglements in her stories are also diverse and unconventional, truly captivating and hard to put down!! [Phoenix Flying] Lühen's works are always grand and majestic. The power struggles, scheming, and emotional conflicts are depicted vividly and dramatically. In her books, there are no absolute villains or heroes—everything is a realistic portrayal of human nature. This new series The Dreams of the Gods is even more expansive, but in this work, the portrayal of love seems to carry more weight. I look forward to the surprises! A century ago, in the war between gods and humans, the divine leader of the Three Paths, the Heavenly Son, and Nuwa were slain. The Sea Emperor fell into a deep sleep, and after the war, the gods withdrew, leaving the empire under the rule of human children in the Central Plains. The divine children were completely exiled from the Central Plains. A century later, a divine messenger from the Fairy Pool flew to the Central Plains to deliver a divine decree. After delivering the decree to a witch who had come from the Underworld, the messenger collapsed and died. This enigmatic decree, however, stirred a storm of bloodshed across the land.