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Tales of Terra Ocean Long before the distant past, Earth was an organic Tales of Terra Ocean
Long before the distant past, Earth was an organic whole without form and void。
A divine goddess named Pan Gu separated Earth from Heaven to form Terrestrial continents。Once every sixty six thousand six hundred and sixty six year, a disastrous scourge would be brought upon this land。 Floods, drought, famines, earthquakes and disease epidemics spread through out Earth。
Four Sages walked across the continents and discovered the myth of contrary forces, which were interconnected and interdependent in the dynamic natural cycle。
Relying on absorbing the spirits of sun, moon, fire, water, wind and earth, an animating force was formed within beads which could summon the catastrophic destruction brought upon land but also able to preserve the existence of mankind。
Weapons were forged with spiritual beads, passed down through generations and were dubbed 「Eternal Summoning Weapons of the Ancient」。
As the plot progresses throughout this book, readers will be able to browse inside an ordinary youngster’s extraordinary journey, retroactively entering the chronological time warp of paranormal summoning monsters, and witnessing a new era of fantasy stories。
This book guarantees an unprecedented scale in the classical Chinese literature。A literature of fantasy moniker
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About the author
Reed Riku, A Writer of seven books:
The writer's contemporary fantasy novel is arranged in Asian classical literature format and is written in Traditional Chinese. The novel is written for people who intend to elevate their Mandarin reading skill to upper advance level.
The feature of this story combines unique ancient historical culture and mythical folktales from the forgotten past, with sinosphere settings to introduce in the vibrant genre of Asian mythology.
Reed W.T. Riku is currently a member of the Chinese Canadian Writers' Association, CCWA Chinese Writers' Association of Canada belongs to one of the branches of the World Chinese Writers' Association, a pioneer organization for publication and circulation of Asian cultural heritage.
