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Author: Xia Shu Nuo Hu
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: One of the two top fantasy kings of the new generation, Xia Shu Nuo Hu's magnum opus, with over 100 million clicks, sweeping across Chinese internet, moving millions of "fans" with an "Eastern Lord of the Rings"! In the era of the Three Emperors and Five Kings, a legendary and magical age of wilderness. In the legendary era of the Three Emperors and Five Kings, with the passing of the recognized leader Shennong, the five-clan heroes of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth began to stir. Amidst this turbulent era of undercurrents, several young men emerged, and by chance, the Dragon God Prince Tuobayu, Chiyou, the future Yellow Emperor Ji Yuanyuan, and the future Flame Emperor found themselves on an exhilarating and thrilling legendary journey. The epic fantasy novel The Record of Gods will take you into a dreamlike ancient mythological world filled with magnificent mountains and rivers, rare birds and strange beasts, divine martial arts, and love and hatred. Skillfully blending ancient Chinese mythology and history, the story is not only fascinating but also deepened my understanding of ancient Chinese mythology through this book, truly enriching my knowledge and leaving me in awe of the vastness and depth of Chinese culture. Previously, I was only aware of the beauty and charm of Greek mythology. Today, after reading The Record of Gods by Xia Shu Hu, I realized that I had been like a frog in a well, completely unaware of the traditional myths of my own country. Moreover, the writing, whether of love, characters, or battles, has its unique charm, bringing all the characters to life vividly, and the emotional scenes are equally brilliant. What is rare is that the story does not solely focus on love; it also beautifully portrays brotherhood, friendship, and love. The Record of Gods not only inherits the excellent qualities of ancient Chinese fantasy works but also draws from various sources, blending mythology, fantasy, martial arts, romance, geography, humanities, and ancient history into one, recreating the primordial age of the origin of Chinese civilization in an epic style and reimagining the magnificent and extraordinary Chinese mythology. Its vast ideology, extraordinary writing, interesting language, and dramatic plot have already transcended pure entertainment, leaving one in awe of the depth of Chinese culture. The work itself has become an indispensable and colorful chapter in the history of fantasy literature. Among these, readers can see the shadows of predecessors in martial arts and fantasy, while the boundless imagination and bold spirit of the young make it surpass its predecessors, establishing the author as one of the two top fantasy kings of the new generation and becoming the pioneer of Eastern new mythological fantasy. The story of The Record of Gods takes place in the primordial age of the Flame Emperor and the Yellow Emperor. It was a time when heroes vied for the, with legendary figures such as Shennong, the Yellow Emperor, Chiyou, the Queen Mother of the West, Kua Fu, Xingtian, the Fire God Zhu Rong, and Chi Songzi all appearing. The work features not only heroes and roving knights,, and magical arts but also does not fall short of the great masters of ancient and modern times in its portrayal of family love, friendship, love, and grand battle scenes.
Brief Introduction to Seemingly the Same Person Returns: The battle at the Yaochi is thrilling. Long-lost acquaintances reappear, with Chiyou, Chi Songzi, Kua Fu, and the sand fairy Ling'er entangled in love and hatred. How to resolve their grievances and enmities? Only Tuobayu can turn the tide with his own strength! He must single-handedly reverse the situation and defeat the world's Jiguangji. The Yaochi will once again stir up a storm of blood and violence, with one after another of old grudges and shocking secrets to be settled atop Kunlun Mountain. However, the magnificent history of the Great Wilderness has only just begun to unfold.