Huayinliushao's Mandala

Author: Bu Feixian
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: A shining new star in the group of mainland wuxia writers. — Professor Kong Qingdong, a renowned professor at Peking University.
The mainland's J.K. Rowling, Bu Feixian's world has been born. — Zheng Bochun, Editor-in-Chief of Jin Gu Chuan Qi · Wuxia Version.
New mythicism, a representative in the world of wuxia fantasy. — Han Yunbo, Professor at Southwest Normal University.
The mainland's J.K. Rowling, a Peking University talent, the queen of fantasy, creates a classic of Chinese wuxia fantasy.
Includes Huayin Liushao.
Content: Revised four times, edited for two years, and the ending was completely rewritten for five chapters, just to create the author's perfect blueprint.
Illustrations: Renowned illustrator Zhang Wang, custom-designed a beautiful cover and illustrations, showcasing a dreamlike magical world!
Gift: Bu Feixian's ancient costume (photographic) poetry collection, with the author personally cosplaying eight popular protagonists from the story!
Appendix: Huayin Liushao side story Sudu Wenling — "A lifelong pursuit of youthful dreams, an unforgettable and irreparable beautiful legend." A classic work from the author's youth.
Buddhism teaches: birth, aging, sickness, death, meeting with hatred, separation from love, unattainable desires, and the prosperity of the five aggregates are the eight sufferings of life. Mortals cannot escape them. Once entering the Mantra (Mandala) formation, one personally experiences the eight sufferings, suffers physical and mental damage, and ultimately becomes part of the formation.
Zhuo Wangsun, Yang Yizhi, Xiao Yan, Xiangsi, and others, lured by the fire fox, step by step into this ancient forest. There, amidst the extraordinary mountains and waters, the wheel of fate begins to turn. Entering the countries of Wuqi, Xishè, Wuyuang, and Fuyou, they embark on a fantasy journey like The Lord of the Rings, quietly swallowed by the giant mouth of the Mantra formation.

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