Now only a lowly scrap collector, he is dispatched to wander the earthly realm to take on tasks appointed by the heavens to pay back debts and maintain his divinity. All of our books are 100% brand new, unread and purchased directly from the publishers in bulk allowing us to pass the huge savings on to you! Seeing Pei Ming encounter so many unfortunate situations along the way was funny as hell, and I enjoyed learning more about the histories of the other heavenly officials. But, circles within circles, old friends appear and old stories are told, shedding light on fights won and friendships lost. Her series have enormously popular multimedia adaptations and have been published in numerous languages around the world.

I guess their story needed to be told somewhere but honestly I was just waiting for all of them to reach Mt. Now there’s no communications array, and no one knows where to put any of the prayers or what to do with the merits, let alone how to handle the dozen and a half jobs Jing Wen had a hand in juggling. I know I shouldn’t compare but, if you have read Mo Dao Zu Shi (Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation), we both know the author is more than capable of making the best character arcs (Lan Wanji’s)-and using less volumes for that.Hua Cheng still doesn't belive that he's the one Xie Lian trusts the most, and Xie Lian still gets all flustered just thinking "forbidden" thoughts about San Lang but they are always so adorable together!

His cultivation path is one of purity, no matter how many butterflies Hua Cheng sets fluttering in his stomach. Seeing as how she was treated throughout the books made me think that heaven is just a scam for women. While I was able to see the differences between Crown Prince Xie Lian and eight-hundred-year-old Xie Lian, the ‘present’ Xie Lian hasn’t really changed since book one. The bestselling LGBTQ+ graphic novel about life, love, and everything that happens in between: this is the fifth volume of the Heartstopper series.On top of that, I’m getting tired of seeing Hua Cheng and Xie Lian dancing around each other without actually having any kind of development. So many of my friends have already read it, so they can’t say much to my theories, but it’s still fun to discuss characters with them.

Everything happening to them right now is very interesting and stressful and I'm just loving watching them uncover the mystery together. Maybe if I'd waited until all the volumes were released before starting this, these things wouldn't bother me as much. He has to be the strongest; every time Xie Lian laughs off a hurt or a pain, turns away and ignores an insult, Hua Cheng burns with the cold, lethal desire to avenge him.He greatly admired Yin Yu and would’ve never said anything offensive had he known it would be taken that way. I loved seeing it on the donghua but, for some reason I don’t quite comprehend, the kind of humor I appreciate in animation I don’t like in books.