★Classic Chinese fantasy worldbuilding with rich details; riveting plot twists and suspenseful pacing; wry humor woven into sophisticated prose.
★A novel rife with layers of mysteries and conspiracies. Comparable to Fever Dream by George R. R. Martin.
★Be adapted into film.

Novoland Series：
"Novoland: Dragon's Lair Pavilion"
"Novoland: Dragon's Tremor"
"Novoland: Beyond the Clouds"
"Novoland: Endless Gates - Puppet Dance"
"Novoland: Endless Gates - Death Song"
"Novoland: Player in the Drama"
"Novoland: Stellar Scars"
"Novoland: Cloud Ascendant"
"Novoland: Turmoilris"
"Novoland: Broken Wings"
"Novoland: Phantom Spirits"

*Novoland (Chinese: 九州; pinyin: Jiǔ Zhōu, meaning "Nine Provinces") is founded in 2001 by 7 main authors (along with many other authors who aren't as famous), pioneered China's first shared fantasy universe with 9 provinces, 6 races (e.g., Yi [Winged Tribe], Kufai [Giants]), and an 8,000-year dynastic timeline rooted in Confucian ethics and Daoist cosmology.
Basically it can be considered as the Chinese equivalent of Tolkien's Legendarium.
As of now, it consists of over forty books by seven main authors, plus seven television series and four films based on one or more of the novels, most of which are very popular in China.
All of them are set in the same universe: the titular Novoland, which is divided into the Eastern Land and the Eight Tribes.
The stories span over 10,000 years divided into ten eras and sixteen dynasties.

When people mention Yun Zhan of the Winged Tribe from Nanhai City, they never associate him with the term "hero".
Though exceptionally skilled, this rogue hides away his days; while a master detective by trade, he proves more cunning and unscrupulous than the criminals he pursues.
At this time, the mysterious disappearance of a human countess, the crown prince's self-imposed seclusion, a reclusive prince frequently summoning retainers, and a lovely countess hunted by martial artists from all factions.
These intricate clues weave a vast labyrinth of suspicion, plunging everyone into fear of the unknown and clouding their judgment.
Even the habitually carefree Yun Zhan finds himself inexorably drawn into the turmoil, forced to confront this chain of cases with uncharacteristic seriousness...

Tang Que

One of the core writers of Novoland, has been dedicated to fantasy writing since 2006.

He has created nearly two million words of works.
His writing style is unique, integrating an "anti-heroism" spirit, skillfully balancing between rigor and fantasy.
His use of humorous and witty language, combined with complex and suspenseful plot arrangements, has won the hearts of a large number of readers.

His works have been selected into important annual anthologies of fantasy novels.
The comedy film The Butcher, the Chef and the Swordsman, for which he participated in screenwriting, was nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay at the 48th Golden Horse Awards.