Sky-Covering Realm 2

淤泥Sep 2020

2.9

Word count: 301K words
Chapters: 97

Summary

Chen Tongsheng, a remnant of the Northern Dynasty, is drawn into court intrigue when his master is implicated, uncovering the truth behind the Northern Dynasty's fall; together with the duplicitous Song Chuanbai, he sets out to save the beleaguered Great Zhou.

Editor's review

The second volume of The Realm of Mi Tian continues the thread of Chen Tongsheng, a remnant of the Northern Dynasty, setting out on a journey after his master is caught up in court strife, intertwining personal grudges with the rise and fall of dynasties. The story begins with the discovery of the truth behind the Northern Dynasty's downfall, pairing Chen Tongsheng with the duplicitous Song Chuanbai on the road to rescue the beleaguered Great Zhou. This two-person partnership, each with hidden motives, alternates between court maneuvering and travel adventure, letting readers uncover the hidden circumstances of the old dynasty's collapse step by step while feeling the tension in the pair's guarded trust. As the second book in the series, it carries forward the world-building and character relationships of the first while expanding the scope from personal misfortune to dynastic fate, suited to readers who enjoy ancient power struggles, remnant perspectives, and companion-quest narratives. Watching for the gap between Song Chuanbai's words and deeds is key to understanding the character arc. The pacing leans toward plot momentum and suspense, suited to continuous reading and to following on after the first volume.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who enjoy ancient court intrigue and remnant restoration themes
Readers following The Realm of Mi Tian series who want to see what happens next
Readers who prefer two-person partnerships with hidden reversals in relationships
Those interested in Northern Dynasty history and fictional dynasty stories

Not a good fit for

Readers who haven't read the first volume and want to start from scratch
Those who prefer single-thread power fantasy over complex character relationships
Readers not interested in court strife and travel adventure pacing

Reading tips

Reading the first volume first is recommended so character relationships and prior setup connect more easily.
Watch for the gap between Song Chuanbai's stated positions and actual actions—key to understanding his duplicity.
Cross-reference Chen Tongsheng's travel milestones with court events to trace the causal chain of political change.

版权信息
第九十七章鬿誉
第九十八章放走
第九十九章也
第一百章计划
第一百零一章东胡
第一百零二章通古斯
第一百零三章依娜达
第一百零四章鬼魅
第一百零五章昏倒
第一百零六章他们
第一百零七章他们的结束
第一百零八章争论
第一百零九章龙吟
第一百一十章自我
第一百一十一章无头尸首
第一百一十二章病
第一百一十三章耍赖
第一百一十四章离开
第一百一十五章方良哲
第一百一十六章暴露
第一百一十七章信
第一百一十八章暗杀
第一百一十九章一只黄雀
第一百二十章北猎堂
第一百二十一章胡敏
第一百二十二章遗民
第一百二十三章报复
第一百二十四章审讯
第一百二十五章善恶之间
第一百二十六章打起来
第一百二十七章图纸
第一百二十八章玉铭
第一百二十九章相遇
第一百三十章偶
第一百三十一章寄生於菟
第一百三十二章坦白
第一百三十三章同去
第一百三十四章进入
第一百三十五章骨
第一百三十六章夜晚
第一百三十七章迷途
第一百三十八章爆炸
第一百三十九章回去
第一百四十章误打误撞
第一百四十一章野心
第一百四十二章调换
第一百四十三章匕现
第一百四十四章人生何处不相逢
第一百四十五章我装我自己
第一百四十六章端倪
第一百四十七章石像
第一百四十八章因果颠倒
第一百四十九章戏弄
第一百五十章焚香
第一百五十一章新规矩
第一百五十二章三大姓
第一百五十三章套话
第一百五十四章真相迷雾
第一百五十五章意动
第一百五十六章矿场
第一百五十七章黑
第一百五十八章蛇藤
第一百五十九章质疑
第一百六十章地下
第一百六十一章泗
第一百六十二章千蜃
第一百六十三章参乙
第一百六十四章狩猎
第一百六十五章犯错
第一百六十六章不归
第一百六十七章血色草地
第一百六十八章离开
第一百八十九章替身
第一百七十章牧羊人
第一百七十一章无可救药
第一百七十二章复生
第一百七十三章出境
第一百七十四章千小蜃
第一百七十五章牧羊
第一百七十六章暗流
第一百七十七章宋祈
第一百七十八章意识
第一百七十九章明纳
第一百八十章揭露
第一百八十一章清洗
第一百八十二章我
第一百八十三章隐瞒
第一百八十四章神灵
第一百八十五章病
第一百八十六章宋开陵
第一百八十七章欺骗
第一百八十八章灭亡时刻
第一百八十九章眼里的灭亡时刻
第一百九十章玉娃娃
第一百九十一章地下河
第一百九十二章脾气

FAQ

Can I read The Realm of Mi Tian 2 without having read the first volume?

You can, but there's a barrier. The book builds on the prior volume's character relationships and the Northern Dynasty downfall thread; starting directly may leave you unfamiliar with the past entanglements of Chen Tongsheng and Song Chuanbai. At minimum, learning the first volume's main characters and events first will make reading smoother.

What exactly does Song Chuanbai's "duplicity" mean, and what should I watch for?

Sources show Song Chuanbai travels with Chen Tongsheng, but the character setup emphasizes duplicity, indicating a gap between his words and actions. Don't rush to judge friend or foe; watch the motives behind each choice and revisit them as the plot unfolds.

Does this second volume bring the story to a complete close?

From the sources, the book follows Chen Tongsheng and Song Chuanbai's journey to save Great Zhou as an advancing installment in the series. The dynasty's predicament and character relationships typically need later volumes to develop further; understand it within the series framework rather than as a standalone finale.

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淤泥 Author

Yuni is a Chinese web-fiction author about whom limited public information is available. Two works can currently be confirmed, namely The Realm of Mighty Heaven and The Realm of Mighty Heaven 2. Judging from the existing titles, the author's writing centers on the time-travel and alternate-world genre, with works that carry a clear flavor of fantasy and adventure and unfold their narratives in constructed worlds, placing them within a fairly common mode of serialized writing in this category. Because basic details such as the author's real name, nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name have not been disclosed, little is known about the author's personal background or creative history, and the present introduction can only focus on the works themselves. The two titles belong to the same series, and the phrase "Realm of Mighty Heaven" suggests settings involving the exploration of otherworldly realms or the breaking through of boundaries, though the specific plots and stylistic details remain for readers to discover in the original texts. Overall, Yuni is an author who writes in the time-travel and alternate-world vein, has produced only a small number of works, and maintains a highly low profile regarding personal information; the author's literary profile awaits further materials and works to come into fuller view.