What was a sci-fi space/doomsday crisis novel with Junyi as the female lead? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-02 20:37

This book was called "She Comes From the Mountain in the End of the World." The characters in the book included Xiao Mingzhi, the supporting character. He was the commander of the southern base who had the ability to predict the future of others and the future of human civilization. However, he could not see and could not see his own ending. The female protagonist, Jun Yi, was pure and natural. She entered the mortal world like a piece of white paper, with the path of a gentleman as the foundation. She grew with each step, with each step a bloody scar. The supporting actor was Li Qing, a college student who majored in fine arts. He was shy and awkward. Occasionally, he would have a chuunibyou syndrome acting up in his heart…The supporting actor was Wugou. He lived in the shadow of being abandoned. When he was young, he was abandoned by his parents. When he grew up, he was abandoned by his master who raised him. It was only when he met Junyi that he felt a sense of belonging. The supporting actor was Wen Wen. His heart was twisted, stubborn, and crazy. His dark childhood and experiences made him a reckless murderer. He was a demon from hell, the embodiment of pure evil. The supporting male character was Raydor, the highest combat commander of the northern base and the eldest son of the Ray family. The only softness in his heart was his little daughter who was not even ten years old. The male supporting role was Lady Bai, a white snake that had gained sentience. Later, it swallowed a dragon pearl and accidentally turned into a dragon. The female supporting character, Mu Yun, had long hair like clouds and was charming. She was the star, Kihabaru, and also Mu Yun, who was determined to survive. Before she fell into the abyss for the last time, her god pulled her back…This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. She Comes from the Mountain in the End of the World by the Man with the Big Blade. It was a sci-fi space/doomsday crisis novel. [User recommendation: Junyi is a cultivator. Before he turned sixteen, he had never seen anyone except for his ancestors.] When the apocalypse arrived, the founder left behind a letter and disappeared without a trace. Jun Yi had no choice but to descend the mountain and enter the human world. Human civilization was a treasure that had been passed down for thousands of years. Jun Yi had read everything in the history books and was filled with longing. However, she wasn't lucky enough. When she saw it, the thousand-year-old painting of human civilization was already riddled with holes. She had a pure heart and was a gentleman. She held a sword in one hand and was dressed in white. She was like a piece of white paper, open and frank when she entered the world, never stingy and kind. However, the darkness of human nature was like an abyss that could not be seen, emitting a rotten stench. Jun Yi was no longer able to answer clearly when he was being questioned by the truth again. There was only a long silence… The world was never black and white. Chaos and confusion are endless. There was no male protagonist in this story. The female protagonist had seen the ugliness of human nature along the way. In the beginning, she was magnanimous and kind, but later on, she would grow up step by step. Through soul interrogations, he had comprehended his own Dao. [Lightning Avoidance: The female protagonist of this book is not the decisive type of female protagonist who kills weeds and uproots them at every turn. In the beginning, she is not omniscient and omnipotent. She is not the female protagonist of a cool novel.] She had grown up step by step and understood the good and evil of this world. In the beginning, the female protagonist was magnanimous and kind like water. She saved people without hesitation and was never stingy with her resources (Jun Yi himself did not care about those miscellaneous things). Therefore, she felt that the protagonist had to take all the benefits and remove all the threats. I hope you will like this book.