Pivot of the Sky

Grandly recommend a book about the key to the death and fate of Enqidu ()

Many readers should be clear that many of the relevant plots and characters in this book draw on the classics such as the Gilgamesh and the Bible from the myth of Misopotamia, but they are explained and deconstructed in another way.

The climax of the "battle of the gods" is "the death of the capital of grace". As for what Schrodinger referred to in the book as "the question of fate, the judgment of the last days"? There will naturally be elaboration later, but it will not be possible to solve the mystery until Amon becomes a true deity. I am afraid there is a long story.

Readers who have doubts about this, I recommend another book, ha ha ha, it is my own written "Lingshan", which is the worst one except the "ghost stock" in my *** subscription. This book, but also the book I am most satisfied with. The concept of "day punishment" is explained in "Lingshan", which can also explain the death of Enqidu. In addition, the "Key of Destiny" that has just appeared in "Tianshu" and will be the future heavenly relic. It is also an important artifact in "Lingshan".

Some people may not be used to this kind of body I wrote "Tianshu", so I also recommend you to watch "Lingshan". I can assure you that from the style of brushwork to the overall structure, there is no more authentic Chinese classic chapter Hui Xian Xian Xia novel in web articles today. What I am referring to is only the web articles that have risen in the past ten years. As for this, hehehe, you read it before you say it.

Many people often ask questions in the book review area, asking which book should I read, or in what order? There are also many enthusiastic book friends who have made various questions and answers. I have seen many of them, and I will reply here in unison.

All my novels, including Divine Walk, Ghost Stocks, Human Desire, Spirit Mountain, Earth Master, and Tianshu are being updated. There is no order in reading. You can only read any one of them, or from Any book can be read in any order! There is nothing to say which one should be read first and then which one. Some people may not like them all. Just pick what you like, and my idea is the same.

Each book is a separate article, with different writing styles and themes. There is no problem reading it alone. Of course, if you read one and then another, you may find more fun. There is no order in reading, only the fun discovery is deeply different from the overall theme.

To give a less appropriate example, such as "Water Margin" and "Jin Ping Mei", it doesn't matter which one you read alone. It may be more interesting to read any one and then the other. Hahaha ... ... so I specifically recommend "Lingshan" today.

The above is a recommendation for new book friends. Old book friends who have seen "Lingshan" don't have to be disappointed. You can wait for the daily update of "Tianshu" and continue to launch new plots.

It is also necessary to point out that the "question of fate and the judgment of the last days" mentioned in "Tianshu" may be the same thing as the "day punishment" mentioned in "Lingshan". The way of elaboration is different, and the philosophical conclusions drawn by the characters in the book will also have obvious differences, which also reflects the similarities and differences of the origins of civilization.

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