Sea of Flowers Novel Review
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By jun zi yi ze, tian lai zhi yuan, 君子以泽, 天籁纸鸢
50 chapters
2014
Description
Everything seemed to begin like this. In ancient times, the divine lord Yinze earned the favor and trust of the Heavenly Emperor. He once refined the Greenstone for Goddess Nüwa, enabling her to gather the Five-colored Stones to mend the heavens. He also aided Emperor Xuanyuan in defeating Chiyou at Zhuolu. After Gonggong, in his rage, broke Mount Buzhou, Yinze succeeded him as the second Cangying God. Hongjun personally bestowed upon him the Water God’s mark on his face, and Fuxi draped the Ocean God’s robe over his shoulders. In the realm of the gods, Yinze was young and talented, possessing divine beauty. Yet, he could not win the heart of the woman he loved. To make her happy, he used the divine “Luoshui” to create an empty city called Suzhao beneath the moon. Over time, the spiritual energy of Luoshui accumulated, and a hundred years later, the city birthed a spirit, named Suzhao, who quickly transformed the city into a thriving metropolis. Luo Wei, the youngest princess of the fifth king of Suzhao, grew up alongside her adoptive brother, Fu Chenzhi. One day, Fu Chenzhi was framed by an immortal with ill intentions toward Suzhao and was forced to flee. Before leaving, Fu Chenzhi confessed his love to Luo Wei and promised that once he had cultivated his abilities and become a powerful immortal, he would return to marry her. Shortly after his departure, Luo Wei was also ambushed by the immortal and escaped, wounded. After leaving Moonlit City, Luo Wei joined an immortal sect and reunited with her adoptive brother. She discovered that her brother was not an ordinary mortal but the illegitimate child of a divine goddess. Moreover, their master turned out to be none other than Yinze, the divine lord himself. Like all members of the Suzhao lineage, Luo Wei knew nothing of the world outside and revered the legendary divine lord Yinze as the highest god. Yet, she never expected her admiration for her master to subtly transform into a budding affection. To her surprise, Yinze, who had remained unshaken by emotions for seven thousand years, also developed feelings for his disciple. At first, he thought he saw his deceased lover Shangyan in her, but he soon realized he had fallen deeply for her. As a great drought plagued the world, Yinze willingly sacrificed all his divine power to protect Luo Wei, merging his essence back into the cosmos. When Luo Wei’s life was nearing its end, she finally learned the truth. In her final moments, she used her last divine power to submerge Suzhao deep into the ocean, far away from the moonlight. In the last instant of her life, the final remnant of Yinze’s soul guided Luo Wei into an illusion, reuniting them at the moment of their first meeting in life…
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- hunan literature and art publishing house
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Sea of Flowers Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Sea of Flowers
"Sea of Flowers," a xianxia romance with a completed original run and an ongoing translation, definitely grabbed my attention. With its tags of ancient times, gods, and a strong female lead, I was eager to dive in and see if it lived up to the hype.
First Impressions
Initially, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. The premise sounded interesting, but I've read many novels that start strong and then fizzle out. I'm happy to report that "Sea of Flowers" managed to hold my interest throughout, delivering a compelling story that kept me invested in the characters and their journey.
What Works Well
One of the strongest aspects of this novel is its character development. The female lead is particularly well-written. I found her choices believable and her growth throughout the story organic. The author's skill in creating a rich and immersive world also stood out. The background felt well-integrated into the plot, adding depth and complexity to the narrative. The pacing was also really well done, never feeling too rushed or drawn out. The story unfolds at a speed that keeps you engaged without overwhelming you with information.
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Final Verdict
Overall, I found "Sea of Flowers" to be a captivating and well-crafted xianxia romance. It's a story that stays with you long after you finish reading. If you're a fan of the genre and looking for a novel with strong characters, a well-developed world, and a compelling plot, I highly recommend giving "Sea of Flowers" a try. I'm rating it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.
