Shen Yin Wang Zuo: Book 1 - The Scion of Light

by Tang Jia San Shao

Saving his mother was his inspiration; saving the world is his destiny. While striving to improve his and his sickly mother’s lives in a small village, Haochen applies to the prestigious organization of the Knights’ Temple. As he grows into his potential, he encounters magical beasts, thugs, and assassins while expressing compassion for the helpless and seeking justice for the maligned. His new promotion to the knighthood exposing his potential, Haochen gains the eye of movers and shakers, revealing hints of the trials and opportunities that may lie in his path. No matter which way you looked at it, this gifted child would grow up to be an important figure in the Temple Alliance. Ever since the demons invaded their world thousands of years ago, the humans had struggled to maintain their position on their home continent, Shengmo Dalu. However, while rumors of this talented young man’s coming of age are crossing enemy lines, an unsettling upheaval amongst the demons is fast bringing the conflict to a fever-pitch. Will Long Haochen have time to prepare himself for the storm that is coming?

300 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 28, 2018

About the author

Tang Jia San Shao can be considered one of the representatives of Chinese literature. Since 2004, he has been writing internet literature to this very day. He has already written more than 30 million words spread across 13 best-selling works. Thanks to his valuable literary works, he had gained both fame and a fortune. He has held the title as the richest internet author on the China’s Rich Internet Author List for over 10 years now. His annual income surpasses 10 million yuan. Furthermore, he serve as the Deputy Director of the Young Writer’s Association and the Director of the Internet Writer’s Committee. He also became the first internet author to be elected as a committee member of the China Writers Association. Tang Jia San Shao has created many top literary works. He is a diligent, intelligent and warm person who is very passionate about his work.

Personal Life

Origin of Alias:

His name comes from the fact that as a child, he liked to add three small spoons of sugar to his milk, which is (糖加三勺) and (唐家三少) being a homonym of that. (They are both pronounced Tang Jia San Shao)

Marriage:

Tang Jia San Shao married Li Mo in May, 2007. On their wedding day, he presented her with 137 love letters. The names of the hero and heroine in his debut novel, Child of Light, are derived from his and his wife’s name.

Published Works in Chronological Order:

Child of Light (光之子)
Mad God (狂神)
The Kind Death God (善良的死神)
I am the Sole Immortal (惟我独仙)
Space Speedstar Hen (空速星痕)
Magic Chef of Ice and Fire (冰火魔厨)
The Twelve Zodiac Guardian Gods (生肖守护神)
Zither Emperor (琴帝)
Douluo Dalu (斗罗大陆)
Wine God (酒神)
Heavenly Jewel Change (天珠变)
Divine Throne (神印王座)
Peerless Tang Sect (绝世唐门)
Skyfire Avenue (天火大道)
Douluo Dalu: Legend of the Divine Realm (斗罗大陆外传神界传说)
The Legend of the Dragon King (斗罗大陆3龙王传说)

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Reviews

[Naurah Hazwany · Rating 5 out of 5]

The never-ending battle from the start till the end, at first I wonder how? But yes it's happen. Crazy indeed, but tbh I understand why this novel is the most loved work by author after Douluo Dalu series. Read this novel to be prepared for the animation version to be released, I'm glad I read this novel. There's many twist and there, but not that shocking but more feelings involved, just too much! In fact, I pity the hero, yes to be the greatest he endure painful road but still I felt Haochen responsibility is too heavy to bear. The interesting is, every antagonist is not that true evil... I mean at the end of the day you couldn't hate them too much as this time the writer show's every evilness also hve the reason. And yeahhhh this is the most team I loved, they truly like a family that I didn't felt bother at all when female member hug Haochen, even as Cai'er is nonsense to felt jealous, how close they are, is 100% better. To be fair, versus 7 shrek monster (for any series) there's still hve a gap to their mutual feeling as 'family' but not this book! Fantastic!

[Peter Carlstrom · Rating 2 out of 5]

Decent story, poor writing

It felt like a bad Wuxia movie with the characters moving their mouths and English words coming out unrelated to the movement. The amounts of magic, complicated hierarchy, inner power levels were convoluted and overused. The writing was fit for a 6 year old child and I was getting bored with mantle of this, cloak of that, ray of magical something else.

[Shannon Wolf · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well done

Awesome story. Nicely done translation, no excessive wordiness, smooth transitions, and straight to the point the author was trying to get across. I really enjoyed this story. It did seem rather short, but at least I know there will be more to follow. Thanks guys. You keep publishing and I will keep buying.