Six Lines

The story narrates how the once-declining sect "Fuyiao Sect" was revitalized by several fellow disciples. Unlike the perfect character portrayals often found in other novels, these disciples include a vain one, a troublemaker, a sharp-tongued individual, and a small, unfortunate one who has faced hardships since birth but is fortunate to be cared for and protected by his senior brothers. Their differing personalities and traits lead them down various paths, yet the bond of brotherhood runs deep in their blood. For the sake of the "Fuyiao Sect," each of them holds onto their convictions, thus "Liuyou" itself avoids superficial storytelling.

Although the author employs humor and satire in their writing, the underlying emotions concealed within the captivating story development cannot be overlooked. The author is exceptionally skilled at creating atmosphere, and the story is filled with peaks and valleys, with layers of suspense. Upon finishing the book, one will realize that this story is not merely about "Six Lines"; it represents the growth of young individuals as they break free from their cocoons, the harsh training of gaining experience through grounded efforts, the steadfast persistence that grows within each youth, and the new life that emerges after countless trials.

The author's writing is gentle yet powerful, flowing smoothly and skillfully, establishing a unique style. Set against the backdrop of ancient Taoist cultivation, it also incorporates elements of the mysterious Six Lines divination. The story primarily narrates the tale of a detached and resilient young man who, by chance, embarks on the path of cultivation, experiencing a reversal of fortune. Through precise handling of the plot, it vividly portrays the protagonist's distinct personality traits and the emotional threads that gradually emerge as opportunities change.