Martial Wizard 4: New Demons

Author: Lan Jing
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The Eastern version of The Lord of the Rings, the Chinese version of Harry Potter! Highly recommended by the queen of young adult literature, Zeng Wei: Immerse yourself in the fantastical European-style setting, experience the thrilling quest for the Holy Hall, and Lan Jing brings us the long-awaited surprise.
Online Review: This volume gives me the feeling of an interlude—neither the main focus nor elaborate, but it adjusts the pace and leads into the next plot. The storyline is brilliant and captivating. Many find the conspiracy dull, but I found it thrilling and comfortable to read. The schemes inside have a wake-up call effect. —An Eight
Although Lan Jing has given the young protagonist almost magical powers, what truly drives the plot is the storyline and conspiracy, while personal strength is merely a tool. If you carefully reflect on the author's intention, you'll discover the true brilliance of this work.
Under the "generous" call for donations to the country by Elder Schmidt, a massive fundraising campaign is launched in Montserrat with great fervor. Corrupt officials are forced to follow suit, afraid that a special "cubicle" will be reserved for them in prison. Meanwhile, to counter the newly introduced, unseen troops of the demonic race, the Grand Elder also guides Schmidt in a new cultivation method. However, this method violates the millennia-old traditions of the Holy Knight warriors.
Schmidt, who was originally supposed to investigate the demonic base in Trevien, changes his plans due to the mysterious deaths of two soldiers, and a new demonic race is about to emerge.