It’s an end where I would rather it be different, yet it still works and wraps up both the duology and Xingyin’s story. Maybe why I didn’t like this end is because it played on quite a few tropes I hate. But then Xingyin can’t let go of her love and move on and someone is brought back to life. At first glance it was heartbreaking but fitting the impossible choice Xingyin was forced to face is cruelly solved, Liwei will wait for her forever if he has to and she begins to heal. Unfortunately, it turns into more of a love triangle and starts to take over the plot. The romance is messy and feels realistic Xingyin’s heart has been broken but that doesn’t mean she’s stopped loving either of the love interests, even after everything one of them did to her. The descriptions are in-depth, magical and immersive, making it easy to get lost in the world. 96 Likes, 0 Comments - Roman Eng (romanbookstore) on Instagram: Heart of the Sun Warrior: A Novel Book by Sue Lynn Tan After winning her mothers freedom. The Celestial Kingdom duology is phenomenal. Daily Mail (UK) Heart of the Sun Warrior set my heart ablaze. The characters are well developed and almost every important one appeared in the first book. Book Riot With magic elixirs, jade bows and cloud transport, Sue Lynn Tan brings to life a new fantasy realm with tight plotting, vivid detail and bright shafts of celestial charm. The fragile peace Xingyin fought so hard for when. Heart of the Sun Warrior is the thrilling conclusion to the duology, rarely boring and the only reason I had to put it down was because of how long the chapters are. An unspeakable terror is sweeping across the realm as the Celestial Emperor tightens his grip on power.

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