Volume four was my favorite so far, so I wasn’t expecting to struggle as much as I did to finish this one. The loss of the Windmaster, the betrayal of Ling Wen, and the escape of a handful of dangerous prisoners from Heaven’s prison were bad enough. It is not included in promotions available to our main range products, as stated in our terms of service.

While some readers love seeing tragedy mixed with over the top humor, my brain can’t understand how I can take the drama seriously when it’s embedded in the most unrealistic situations. Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids. We review primarily romance featuring men, but we also review all kinds of LGBTQ romance here, as well as literary fiction and non-fiction.The Windmaster is still missing, Ling Wen has escaped with the Brocade Demon, and the monks who want to kill Hua Cheng are racing after Xie Lian and San Lang.

In the middle it started dragging a little bit because I had a feeeling eveything is happening so slow and that the story just doesn't make any progress at all.Her series have enormously popular multimedia adaptations and have been published in numerous languages around the world.

But those who rise, can also fall… and fall he does, cast from the Heavens again and again and banished to the mortal realm. There are mountain spirits, the mystery of the ancient Kingdom of Wyuong and it’s crown prince, a crown prince whose story seems step in step with Xie Lian’s own fate, and mysterious rumblings of what befell that lost prince. I have to admit that from time to time he provides a needed comical relief* but otherwise I can't stand him.

Xie Lian is sent to secretly infiltrate and try to prevent this--by destroying any ghosts strong enough to stand a chance. He may claim not to be a gossip, but he does love listening to Hua Cheng spill the secrets and stories of everyone else. Honestly, the mystery of the story, the convoluted connections and associations between all of the myriad of characters — ghost, human, and deity — are my favorite parts of the book.