Search God's Record I - Shennong's Messenger

Author: Xia Shu Ye Hu
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Click to view "Supernatural Records II: Great Wilderness Tremors" - one of the two new generation's top fantasy kings, Xia Shu Ye Hu's magnum opus, with over 100 million clicks, sweeping across Chinese internet, touching millions of "fans," and hailed as the "Eastern 'Lord of the Rings'!" In the era of the Three Emperors and Five Sovereigns, a legendary and magical primeval age. In the legendary era of the Three Emperors and Five Sovereigns, with the passing of the world's recognized leader, Shennong, the five-clan heroes of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth began to stir. In this turbulent era of, several young men emerged, and under the twist of fate, the Dragon God Prince Tuo Bao Ye, Chi You, the future Yellow Emperor Ji Yuan Xuan, and the future Flame Emperor embarked on an exhilarating legendary journey. The long fantasy novel "Supernatural Records" will take you into a dreamlike ancient mythological world filled with magnificent mountains and rivers, rare birds and strange beasts, divine martial arts, and tales of love and hatred. Xia Shu Ye Hu is a talented and highly imaginative writer who uniquely constructed the "Great Wilderness," a purely Chinese fantasy world, which also marked an important milestone in the rise of "Neo-Mythicism." Xia Shu Ye Hu is a true inheritor of Chinese culture and Chinese-style fantasy. The title "Pioneer of Chinese Native Fantasy" is well-deserved. —Xiong Song, Editor-in-Chief of "Mythological Legends of Ancient and Modern Times."
In China's fantasy genre, there have always been diverse preferences, and few works have truly won over everyone. However, "Wind and Cloud Chronicle" and "Supernatural Records" are exceptions. They stand like two milestone-like pillars, once dominating the top 10 lists of almost all fantasy websites. They are masterpieces enthusiastically recommended by many renowned authors and attract countless fans into the world of fantasy, a realm they were not originally familiar with. —Xing Kong, Founder of Huanjian Book Club
Like poetry, the beautiful language unfolds a magnificent picture of the splendid mountains and rivers, presenting an ancient and magical epic - "Supernatural Records." Words fail to express my feelings upon reading this outstanding work; it is truly brilliant. The story's theme is unique, and I am deeply impressed by Xia Shu Ye Hu's imagination. This legendary epic unfolds on our ancient land—how can it not inspire admiration, enchantment, and endless wonder? —Sima Fu Yun
After "Classic of Mountains and Seas," "Journey to the West," and "Investiture of the Gods," the fantasy culture of the Chinese nation experienced a gap. The birth of "Supernatural Records" was quickly hailed by readers as the "pioneering masterpiece of the milestone-era Neo-Mythicism fantasy." "Supernatural Records" not only inherits the excellent qualities of the aforementioned works but also draws from a wide range of influences, blending mythology, fantasy, martial arts, romance, geography, humanities, and ancient history into one epic narrative. With its epic tone, it recreates the primordial age of the origins of Chinese civilization, reconstructing the magnificent and extraordinary Chinese mythology. Its vast philosophy, extraordinary writing style, engaging language, and thrilling plot have elevated it beyond pure entertainment, leaving one awestruck by the depth of Chinese culture. The work itself has become an indispensable and vividly written chapter in the history of fantasy literature. Within it, readers can see the shadows of predecessors in martial arts and fantasy, while the boundless imagination and unrestrained spirits of the young surpass them, solidifying the author's status as one of the two new generation's top fantasy kings and the pioneer of Eastern Neo-Mythicism fantasy.
The story of "Supernatural Records" takes place in the primordial age of the Flame Emperor and the Yellow Emperor. That was the time when heroes vied for dominance in the Central Plains. Mythological figures such as Shennong, the Yellow Emperor, Chi You, Xi Wangmu, Kua Fu, Xingtian, the Fire God Zhu Rong, Chi Songzi, the Fairy of Gu Ye, and the Rain God Jie all appeared. The work features not only heroes and wandering knights,, and magical arts but also does not fall short of the great masters of ancient and modern times in its depiction of family love, friendship, romance, and grand battle scenes.