Forest of the Tree Spirit

Author: Li Rong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: On the distant Akana, those who turn 15 can possess mysterious magic powers, summon the Wheel of Fate, and travel through the starry sky. Zile, who just turned 12 on Earth, inexplicably gains magical powers: she has a red mole on her palm—this mole holds a magical power that she herself is unaware of, leading to her being ostracized by classmates and misunderstood by teachers. This magic attracts aliens from Akana. What awaits her is a future filled with wonder and setbacks. It is a magical story about love, responsibility, betrayal, and trust. At the age of 12, Zile has a red mole on her palm—this mole holds a magical power that she herself is unaware of: a speeding, screeching car about to cause an accident suddenly stops because of it; a furry eraser chases classmates around the room because of it. For this, Zile is ostracized by classmates and misunderstood by teachers. This magic attracts aliens from Akana. Because Zile's father betrayed the aliens from Akana, Zile is kidnapped to Akana and has her magic stone taken away, losing her magical powers. Taking advantage of the chaos of the alien robots, Zile without magic manages to escape and hopes to regain her magical powers in the Forest of Tree Spirits to investigate the truth about her father. However, as she steps into the forest dominated by tree spirits, she discovers that this forest hides a great secret. This is a novel describing love, friendship, and growth. The author aims to build a world full of loyalty, courage, and a sense of responsibility. The work is rich in fantasy but also lacks rational reflection. At the age of 12, Zile has a red mole on her palm—this mole holds a magical power that she herself is unaware of: a speeding, screeching car about to cause an accident suddenly stops because of it; a furry eraser chases classmates around the room because of it. For this, Zile is ostracized by classmates and misunderstood by teachers. This magic attracts aliens from Akana. Because Zile's father betrayed the aliens from Akana, Zile is kidnapped to Akana and has her magic stone taken away, losing her magical powers. Taking advantage of the chaos of the alien robots, Zile without magic manages to escape and hopes to regain her magical powers in the Forest of Tree Spirits to investigate the truth about her father. However, as she steps into the forest dominated by tree spirits, she discovers that this forest hides a great secret. This is a novel describing love, friendship, and growth. The author aims to build a world full of loyalty, courage, and a sense of responsibility. The work is rich in fantasy but also lacks rational reflection.