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"Celebrating Years: Fog in the North Sea" was the third volume of Maoni's "Celebrating Years" series of novels, published by the People's Literature Press in December 2019. The novel had a total of 291 pages and was priced at 39.00 yuan. The story described the protagonist, Fan Xian, who had experienced family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and the trials of power in the court in the Qing Kingdom. It showed his personality, which valued emotions and righteousness, and his unrevealing emotions. It also showed his talent and wisdom in the battle of swords and knives. Celebrating Years: Fog in the North Sea is a fascinating and exquisitely constructed novel that combines the classical charm of the East with modern meaning.

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" Celebrating Years: Volume Three: Fog in the North Sea " was the third volume of the " Celebrating Years " series of novels. It was written by Maoni and published by the People's Literature Press in December 2019. The novel had a total of 291 pages and was priced at 39.00 yuan. The reader can read the entire novel online on Qidian Chinese Network.

Yuan Futong, the Great Demon of the North Sea, was a character in the Investiture of the Gods. He was a vassal of the North Sea and had the ability to summon hundreds of people. According to the records, Yuan Futong had fought with Grand Preceptor Wen for fifteen years, which showed that he was on par with Grand Preceptor Wen in terms of Taoist skills and martial arts. Grand Preceptor Wen was a disciple of Jie School. He had cultivated for 50 years and had profound cultivation and strength. Therefore, Yuan Futong was no ordinary person. He was described as a monster. In the Investiture of the Gods, characters were named according to their original form, so some people guessed that Yuan Futong might be a monkey. Grand Preceptor Wen, who had fought with Yuan Futong for fifteen years, knew Yuan Futong's background the best. When Grand Preceptor Wen reported on the battle situation in the North Sea, he had said," Kill the monsters, eliminate the demons, and kill the rebels." This meant that Yuan Futong was actually a monster. Therefore, Yuan Futong played an important role in the Investiture of the Gods. His existence and actions played a key role in the development of the plot.

The Beihai Rebellion of the Shang Dynasty referred to the seven years after King Zhou ascended the throne. Beihai became the source of the rebellion. The seventy-two vassals led by Yuan Futong joined forces to resist the rule of the Shang Dynasty. Yuan Futong was the king of the monsters in the North Sea. He had the ability to control the surrounding environment and change the laws of nature, such as summoning the wind and rain, causing tsunamis and storms, etc. His strength and influence gave him an unparalleled ruling position in the North Sea. Wen Zhong, who was fighting against Yuan Futong, led a powerful army to the northern expedition. The army included the four generals of the Mo family and Deng Chanyu. This was especially true for the Black Qilin. Not only could this divine beast spit out flames and absorb souls, it could also fly through the void. In the end, Wen Zhong won in the North Sea Battlefield and put down the rebellion. As for the specific origins of the Beihai rebellion and Yuan Futong's identity and power, there were no detailed records at present.

It was suitable to go to the North Sea in winter. Beihai was located at the southernmost tip of Guangxi. The climate was warm and humid. The average temperature in winter was between 14 ° C and 20 ° C. It was not very cold. The North Sea had beautiful coastal scenery and rich tourism resources, especially the Silver Beach of the North Sea, which was known as the number one beach in the world. It was a must-visit place. In addition, the price of food in the North Sea was relatively low, and seafood was also very cheap. For people who liked seafood, it was a pleasure. However, for some elderly people or people who were not used to the climate of the North Sea, choosing the North Sea for winter might be a little troublesome. Therefore, when choosing a place to spend the winter, the elderly needed to make a wise choice based on their own situation. In general, the North Sea was a suitable place for winter, but it might not be suitable for some people.

It's not based on a true story. It's a fictional work created for entertainment.

Yuan Futong of the North Sea and King Pingling of the East Sea were characters in the Investiture of the Gods. Yuan Futong was the Great Demon of the North Sea. He had caused a series of rebellions, and Grand Preceptor Wen had to spend fifteen years to pacify the North Sea. King Pingling of Dong Hai was the king of Dong Hai. He launched a rebellion half a month after Grand Preceptor Wen returned from his expedition to the north. Grand Preceptor Wen once again led his troops to pacify Dong Hai. These two characters played important villains in the novel, causing some hindrance to Grand Preceptor Wen's expedition. Their story played a role in promoting the development of the plot in the Investiture of the Gods.

There was a type of fish in the Northern Underworld called Kun.

The third prince of the North Sea Royal Family was Bei Xiao Yan. In the movie, Bei Xiaoyan was captured by Fu Sheng's subordinates. In order to avoid being tortured, he gave Fu Sheng information about the North Sea, causing the North Sea to become Fu Sheng's puppet. Besides that, Bei Xiaoyan's Inner Core contained the power of water, which was a foreshadowing for the subsequent replacement of the Forsaken Sky Abyss Water Seal.