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Author: Li Guangyao
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This is a youthful fantasy novel that reminisces about love, fate, and past memories, telling of a cataclysm in the three realms of gods, demons, and spirits. Accompanying the reincarnation of a green lotus before a Buddha, the ancient kingdom was divided into the three realms, thus leading to the entanglements of love, hatred, and grievances between past and present lives. Here, there is the indelible experience of loving and being loved, the mysterious fantasy of being bound by fate, the melancholic pain of youth, and the delicate, lingering prose that penetrates the soul. The youth fantasy novel Tian Fang, a handwritten manuscript that once circulated, has finally been published by Yangtze Literature Press, adding another gem to the realm of fantasy. Experts believe that this novel is another rare masterpiece following Guo Jingming's Fantasy City, the master of the youth genre. The author of Tian Fang, Li Guangyao, is a sophomore in the Department of Philosophy at Huazhong University of Science and Technology. He completed the long Tian Fang during his spare time.
This is a youthful fantasy novel that reminisces about love, fate, and past memories, telling of a cataclysm in the three realms of gods, demons, and spirits. Accompanying the reincarnation of a green lotus before a Buddha, the ancient kingdom was divided into the three realms, thus leading to the entanglements of love, hatred, and grievances between past and present lives. Here, there is the indelible experience of loving and being loved, the mysterious fantasy of being bound by fate, the melancholic pain of youth, and the delicate, lingering prose that penetrates the soul.
Written with exquisite prose, a tragic beauty, a fleeting imagination, and philosophical language, the novel quickly captivated his classmates and sparked a frenzy of handwritten copies circulating across the campus of Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Many students believe that the novel rivals Fantasy City in its lyrical melancholy and expansive imagination. However, as the author is a trained philosopher, the work surpasses Guo Jingming in its philosophical depth and intellectual level. Students who have read the handwritten manuscript have widely praised it as "a grand feast of fantasy and a magnificent chapter of love."
It is reported that the author himself wishes to challenge Guo Jingming's position as the master of youth fantasy with this debut work. Upon learning of this, Yangtze Literature Press quickly contacted Li Guangyao and finalized the publishing arrangements, deciding to print 60,000 copies to launch the youth literature division of the press.
This is a youthful fantasy novel that reminisces about love, fate, and past memories, telling of a cataclysm in the three realms of gods, demons, and spirits. Accompanying the reincarnation of a green lotus before a Buddha, the ancient kingdom was divided into the three realms, thus leading to the entanglements of love, hatred, and grievances between past and present lives. Here, there is the indelible experience of loving and being loved, the mysterious fantasy of being bound by fate, the melancholic pain of youth, and the delicate, lingering prose that penetrates the soul.