The Myth of Antiquity
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 喜欢中国历史与神话结合题材的类型小说读者
- 习惯《九州》式共享世界观、喜欢比较不同作者笔法的读者
- 想找单元独立、可从任意一本入门的系列小说的休闲阅读者
- 关注中国原创IP与网络文学产业化进程的观察者
Not a good fit for
- 期待单一作者、单一主角长篇连续故事的读者
- 对架空设定高度密集、需要记忆专有名词感到负担的读者
Reading tips
- 不必按出版顺序读，可先选自己感兴趣的历史朝代或神话母题入手。
- 读前先浏览系列世界观简述，理解「乾」「十二神话纪元」「三千传说世界」的关系即可，不必深究细节。
- 每读完一本，回看共享设定中对应的那一支，能体会到不同作者的诠释差异。
- 若用于研究，建议把各册的作者风格、时代选取、母题改造并排对照做笔记。
About the publisher
Jiuzhou Press is a comprehensive publisher with humanities, social sciences, and classic works as important publishing directions, maintaining a sustained focus on philosophy, history, literature, and social culture. Its catalogue includes works by modern literary masters such as Xiao Hong and Lu Xun, as well as intellectual and art history works by Xu Fuguan, including A History of Chinese Theories of Human Nature: Pre-Qin Volume, A History of Han Thought, and The Spirit of Chinese Art: A Study of Shitao. It also translates and introduces overseas academic works such as Peter H. Wilson's The Thirty Years War: Europe's Tragedy and Peter Suber's The Case of the Speluncean Explorers, and covers cross-cultural exchange themes such as From Dunhuang to Samarkand. Its publishing character lies in balancing the organization of original texts with academic translation, forming relatively stable author and title resources in categories including philosophy, military affairs, theory, and social culture. More complete information about the press's publishing history and plans is limited in publicly available sources; this summary is based only on the titles in the catalogue.
FAQ
「望古神话」是同一本书还是多本书？
各册之间需要按顺序阅读吗？
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世界观是谁设计的？
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About the author
Ma Boyong, whose real name is Ma Li, was born in 1980 in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. He is an ethnic Manchu contemporary Chinese writer and screenwriter. Since 2005 he has published works online, writing across historical nonfiction, mystery and suspense, and social fiction. His representative works include Feng Qi Long Xi, The Antique Bureau, The Longest Day in Chang'an, and The Lychees of Chang'an, and many of his books have been adapted into films and television series. He has received the People's Literature Award, the Zhu Ziqing Prose Award, and the Galaxy Award. His writing often builds on real history, weaving suspense and imagination into meticulous research, with a brisk narrative pace that combines erudition and readability. The library holds 41 of his works, including the Da Yi series, Two Capitals in Fifteen Days, and Under the Microscope: The Ming Dynasty, spanning subjects from ancient medicine and Ming-era case records to contemporary urban mysteries, reflecting his dual concern with history and the present.
