Japanese literature Hobina no sho (Book of Phoenix) (top) / Yuki SHINOHARA Kodansha Bunko

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Japanese Literature
Following the kodansha Bunko's hit "Kim Gaegukoku Spring and Autumn" series, this is a notable work by a spirited fantasy writer. It is a period of the Sixteen Kingdoms in a war-torn Chinese country that continues from the period of "Sangokushi." After the fall of the Former Qin Dynasty, Chikaku Ki leaves Midori and Yama, who continue to sleep with a short life expectancy, and goes on a journey to find a miraculous animal that knows how to revive Midori. Seeing Ran Murasaki fall into a guardian bird of Tuoba Kei, he visits Ran Heki in 北燕. There, he is asked to look for a stolen 青鸞 of Phoenix from an old variety of young Phoenix. Chikaku Ki often visits Murasaki Ran and sees it as the rise and fall of the Great Empire and the Wei Kingdom, and wanders in Nakahara in search of a way to revive Midori and a lost egg.