Novel & Cerita Legend Of Yun Xi

Marcus showed the prophecy book to his wife. Giselle only gave him a quick glance. "Come on! It's just a prophecy, my advice is that we shouldn't rely on it too much," he pleaded. "I know this is too much for you, this prophecy makes me a little curious because it says that Arnanta will be replaced by a goddess. We call her a goddess because she was born of mixed blood," he explained. "Mixed blood?" Giselle responded. "And I just remembered that before I married you, I was predicted to get a descendant from you who would be the source of our nation's strength, somehow I feel this prophecy is very relevant," he said.

Xi'an, once the capital of ancient China, held within its walls a rich tapestry of stories and treasures waiting to be discovered. Luna's first stop in Xi'an was the renowned Terracotta Army, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Standing before the life-sized statues of soldiers, chariots, and horses, Luna couldn't help but be awestruck by the magnitude and intricacy of this archaeological wonder. She imagined the ancient warriors and their horses, crafted over 2,000 years ago, standing guard over the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. Luna marveled at the level of craftsmanship and the sheer scale of the army, a testament to the power and grandeur of the ancient Chinese civilization.

Xianyao, Qi Ming and Xiuying started Hei Yueliang an assassin and intel group working independently for Emperor Zhao. Though Xiuying only involves herself on the intel side of the group as a consultant, she is aware of every tasks given by the emperor. She knows that the emperor is ruthless but he isn't someone who will kill anyone without valid reason. He is also a disciple of her great grandfather and taught by Left Prime Minister Long before Qi Ming and Xianyao and isn't like those low grade emperors in the novels she read in the past so she accepted their offer of being one of the leader of Hei Yueliang.

"Just think that I'll fight for you no matter what happens, I'll fight for our love." Luna averted her eyes and looked at her book shelves with old and thick books. "I've read something in one of my books. There are so many civilians who died, because of the love between two people. It was taken from real life, but they changed the name of the place and the people." "Are you referring to the Legend of the Moon?" Arayan asked. "Legend? You mean it's not true?" "How can you say it's not true? You are the proof," Arayan replied with a smile.

Xiao Chen asked, wanting to know who the dragon tribe chief's wife was. "Me? My name is Li Yuin, Emperor Xiao." "Hm? Li? It seems that there is no big family name like Li in this world, how did you know Senior Long?" Xiao Chen asked back as if he was still curious and wanted to get all the information he wanted from Li Yuan. The dragon tribe chief was unhappy and stopped Xiao Chen from treating his wife like an outsider. He explained that they met in a small town when they were young. As for Li Yuan, he had no family because he lived alone and his family had long since disappeared from this world. Xiao Chen found this a little strange. A small town? With Li Yuan's power, how could there be n

"Yi-Xiu!" the owner's son called out the boy's name again, "What are you doing here, man?" "Li Yun!" he was a little surprised to see his classmate there and finding out that he was the owner's son. Although they went to the same high school, they aren't always that close together. Li Yun was always a nerd and likes to keep to himself, while Yi-Xiu had always been the popular boy in school, this is because of his superb good looks. The elite high-school they go to was, 'Tien-Hua' it has a direct laddering system that goes directly to the Country's number one university.

“I'll drink it, but, answer my question first. Who is Xue Yun?” Seeing Shen Shen's calmness in speaking, Shifu began to harbor a great sense of worry. He tried to choose his answer carefully so as not to offend the girl. “Xue Yun is a famous healer in the Eastern Star Continent. Maybe Miss Shen Yang has read about it in history books and/or seen his paintings before.”