Song of the Sky Pacers
Bù Tiān Gē
Song of the Sky Pacers
Bù Tiān Gē
Origination:
Manhua
Demographic:
Published: 2018
Status: 📖 Ongoing
Translation: 📖 Ongoing
Ranked: #6,932
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(In a made-up dynasty) During the Chen dynasty, Consort Jing gave birth to a pair of fraternal twins under the rays of sunlight. The prince was born with a cinnabar mole between his eyebrows, while the princess was born with six fingers.
Fortune and misfortune appeared at the same time, causing the twins to experience entirely different fates as they were forced to leave their family. The heavenly tribulation is approaching, will the two twins who were separated from birth ever get to be reunited? What methods would they use to fight against their destinies?
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| Authors: | Xia Da |
| Artists: | Xia Da |
| Genres: | Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Wuxia |
| Theme: | Martial Arts, Magic |
| Format: | Full Color |
| Publishers: | BiliBili, KuaiKan |
Tags
- Abandoned Protagonist
- Cultivation
- Full Color
- Twin/s
- Ancient China
- Destiny
- Long-Lost Sibling/s
- Long-Haired Male Character/s
- Separation/s
- Daoist
- Fate
- Long-Haired Male Lead
- Strong Female Lead
- Taoism
- Web Comic
- Webtoon
- Strong Male Lead
- Elaborate Art Style
- Sibling/s
- Brother and Sister
- Brother-Sister Relationship
- Separation of Family Member/s
- God/s
- Alternating POV
- Genius Protagonist
- Sibling Relationship
- Beautiful Artwork
- Xianxia
- Chinese Ambience
- Fantasy Creature/s
- Weak to Strong
- Female Protagonist
- Immortal/s
- Heavenly Tribulation
- Demonic Cultivation Technique/s
- Sword/s
- Swordsman
- Parental Abandonment
- Parent-Child Separation
- Chinese Folklore
- Swordswoman
- Chinese Mythology
- Mentor/s
- Old Man
- Disciple/s
- Sect/s
- Special Technique
- Multiple POVs
- Watercolor Art Style
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