Zhong Kui's Descendants - The Legend of the King of Hell

Author: Sha Leng Shuang Shu
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The transition from extreme sorrow to madness is truly a crucible for the soul and emotions! My heart aches so much, crying, "How could Si Tu Yue Bo leave like this!" The cruel ending, although desolate, makes you realize that it's the only way it could be. This is where regret and hope coexist, because even in reality, not everything can have a perfect ending. So, like life, the play can only be so. This story made me understand a lesson: the stronger one's ability, the greater the responsibility, and the greater the sacrifice. Finally finished, the ending is beautiful. A single life's time can hold the weight of two people. Great, truly appreciate it! Looking forward to the next part! From the beginning to now, I always feel that Shu Shu is trying to write a tragedy, although I personally hope for a comedy. But thinking about it, a comedy would be too cliché, while a tragedy makes this novel deeply imprint in the readers' minds. Every time I finish, I get lost in the story for a long time, unable to return to reality! Finally finished the entire story, but there's an undeniable sense of loss and sadness that I can't hide. From today on, there's no story that needs to be followed every week, and Zhong Xu will have to complete his mission alone. A faint sense of loneliness and solitude fills me. During the Tang Emperor Da Zong's reign, Zhong Kui bid farewell to his wife and children, leaving his hometown to head to the capital for the imperial examination. Our ancestors, though rough-looking, were outstanding in talent and skilled in both literature and martial arts. After passing several rounds of exams and overcoming challenges, he finally achieved the title of the Golden Talisman. But who knew that Emperor Da Zong was foolish and unvirtuous, valuing appearance over substance and listening to the flattery of the sycophant Suo, he even wanted to revoke Zhong Kui's title of.