The world is wide, and the heavens are high. More mysteries and adventures fill the world than can be contained in the pages of a single story. But some few can be glimpsed here. Join Gu Xiulan as she journeys to her home in the deathblighted desert now ironically named the Golden Fields to face family, her own doubts, and the relentless rise of the Dead. Join Bai Meizhen in the small and personal story of her discovery of love, blooming at the Argent Peak Sect, only hinted at in the course of Ling Qi's story. Join many characters from all across the world of the Destiny Cycle, in small stories both grand and personal, here in the Journey to the East and other Tales of Destiny.
Inspired by ancient folklore, modern martial arts and Xianxia, this fantasy novel offers a mixture of life and action while developing a world both fantastic in setting yet familiar in the humanity of its inhabitants.
The Journey to the East was a good coherent story. Definitely enjoyed it. The rest, the Tales? Well, tales would make you think of a story whereas these didn’t really feel like stories in the end of themselves, but more like parts edited out of other books swept up from the cutting room floor and then organized for sampling. Regardless, I still enjoyed them. Kind of gave you some backstory into the previous books.