Eyebrow Sand
by The Young Master Of The Tang Family
About This Novel
It is said that in the Lujiu Shop in Chang'an City, there was a Mr. Zhang Guo who liked to read books to his guests. The old, weak, women and children in Chang'an City all heard him tell a story fifty-three years ago. The protagonist of the story was a young monk and a girl named Liu who lived in Ruyi Tower.
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Official(115)Scraped 16d ago
This is Tsangyang Gyatso's Poem of the Ten Commandments, and I think it's good to put it here.
First, it is best not to meet each other, so that you can not fall in love. The second is that it is best not to know each other, so that you can not miss each other. Third, it is best not to accompany each other, so that you will not owe each other. Fourth, it is best not to cherish each other, so that you can not remember each other. Fifth, it is best not to fall in love, so as not to abandon each other. Sixth, it is best not to face each other, so that we can not meet. Seventh, it is best not to misunderstand each other, so that there will be no negative consequences. Eighth, it is best not to agree to each other, so that there will be no continuity. Ninth, it is best not to depend on each other, so you can not depend on each other. The tenth is best not to meet each other, so you can avoid getting together. But we know each other once we have seen each other, and it is better to see each other than not. Ande and you are inseparable, so we don't have to worry about missing each other in life and death.
How could there be a little cinnabar between his eyebrows?
Overall, I think the author wrote it well. Whether it was the little monk's attitude, Liu Zhuiyi's pursuit, or Yun Yao's persistence, they were all written very well. Until Xun Yan, I cried when I saw the last part. That was the third time I cried. The first time was when Liu Zhuiyi made strings for the little monk, the second time was when Yun Yao saw Liu Zhuiyi and the little monk being intimate, and the third time was when Xun Yan died. I don't know if the other time counts, because I had to hold back my tears at the end, haha. I saw the last scene, a little girl lying on the lap of a young monk, and a boy in white standing next to her. That plot is so good that I really want to make you cry. Yun Yao never married anyone else until the end. That scene was really distressing. So many relationships in the world are unresolved, but I am devoted to only one person. This is no longer seen. That bit of cinnabar proves that there once was a little monk with sand between his eyebrows. The woman who accompanied a monk for half her life was happy at some point in time.
True love is not a momentary good impression
Day after day, year after year. Liu Zhuiyi listened to Bian Zhen'er's evening drums and morning bells, and Bian Zhen'er listened to the sound of the piano coming from the foot of Wutai Mountain. They spent their whole lives not seeing each other but still missing each other. From young and frivolous, to black hair turning into frost.
27. One thought of prosperity, one thought of ashes, one thought of joy, one thought of obsession, every inch of lovesickness is ashes.
Once upon a time, there was no water in the sea, but nothing except Wushan was like clouds. I look back lazily at the flowers, half destined to practice Taoism and half destined to be a king.
The end of the book seems to be like this: Bian Zhen'er changed her name to Wangchen, and Liu Zhuiyi, just like her name, left this relationship at the foot of Mount Wutai and stayed with him in the same sky and on the same ground, looking at the same bright moon, and spent her whole life with him. Yun Yao never married and became Mr. Zhang Guo and spent his whole life telling this story of youth and frivolity. After reading the whole book with a touch of sadness, and after reading the last chapter, I was also thinking about what the answer is? Did the little monk ever love Miss Liu? I think he loves her, otherwise why would he be able to see the world but refuse to see beauty? He himself knows that he is afraid of not being able to control his heart! (?▽`??) This is the first time. It feels pretty good. It feels really different than writing a composition assigned by the teacher. . . The author writes really well! I haven't read a book like this for a long time! 😊
Is this book sad?
The sand between the eyebrows reflects the amazing times but not the gentle years.
Many people don't read this kind of books because the ending is not good, and most of them like pet novels. I think, in fact, this kind of book can also teach us a lot of things. This book is indeed not long, and the ending is not sweet and heartwarming, but it can reflect the friendship between people. Liu Zhuiyi is just like her name, "this love can be remembered", she loves Bianzhen'er, and she respected Bianzhen'er's choice when he decided not to see her. Bingzhen'er has been regretting his whole life, and Liu Zhuiyi has been with him all his life, even if he can't see, touch or speak. Yun Yao, who has a playful smile on his face, is not weak. He has also contributed a lot during the days when they traveled around the world. He also likes Liu Zhui Yi, no, it should be said that he loves her. Because of love, he decided to let go. There's not much to say about Bian Zhen'er. From a personal point of view, I don't understand his character at all. It's quite irritating and stupid, alas. In summary, it's all very good, and the storyline is quite detailed, link by link.
Author: Damn, do you play Sword Three?
I think this story is completely a Buddhist show, with the addition of a stupid second young master and a vicious poisonous sister. Great author, are you playing Sword Three? I eat
Yun Yao has been guarding Liu Er for so long. His love is true love.
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Official(115)Scraped 16d ago
This is Tsangyang Gyatso's Poem of the Ten Commandments, and I think it's good to put it here.
First, it is best not to meet each other, so that you can not fall in love. The second is that it is best not to know each other, so that you can not miss each other. Third, it is best not to accompany each other, so that you will not owe each other. Fourth, it is best not to cherish each other, so that you can not remember each other. Fifth, it is best not to fall in love, so as not to abandon each other. Sixth, it is best not to face each other, so that we can not meet. Seventh, it is best not to misunderstand each other, so that there will be no negative consequences. Eighth, it is best not to agree to each other, so that there will be no continuity. Ninth, it is best not to depend on each other, so you can not depend on each other. The tenth is best not to meet each other, so you can avoid getting together. But we know each other once we have seen each other, and it is better to see each other than not. Ande and you are inseparable, so we don't have to worry about missing each other in life and death.
How could there be a little cinnabar between his eyebrows?
Overall, I think the author wrote it well. Whether it was the little monk's attitude, Liu Zhuiyi's pursuit, or Yun Yao's persistence, they were all written very well. Until Xun Yan, I cried when I saw the last part. That was the third time I cried. The first time was when Liu Zhuiyi made strings for the little monk, the second time was when Yun Yao saw Liu Zhuiyi and the little monk being intimate, and the third time was when Xun Yan died. I don't know if the other time counts, because I had to hold back my tears at the end, haha. I saw the last scene, a little girl lying on the lap of a young monk, and a boy in white standing next to her. That plot is so good that I really want to make you cry. Yun Yao never married anyone else until the end. That scene was really distressing. So many relationships in the world are unresolved, but I am devoted to only one person. This is no longer seen. That bit of cinnabar proves that there once was a little monk with sand between his eyebrows. The woman who accompanied a monk for half her life was happy at some point in time.
True love is not a momentary good impression
Day after day, year after year. Liu Zhuiyi listened to Bian Zhen'er's evening drums and morning bells, and Bian Zhen'er listened to the sound of the piano coming from the foot of Wutai Mountain. They spent their whole lives not seeing each other but still missing each other. From young and frivolous, to black hair turning into frost.
27. One thought of prosperity, one thought of ashes, one thought of joy, one thought of obsession, every inch of lovesickness is ashes.
Once upon a time, there was no water in the sea, but nothing except Wushan was like clouds. I look back lazily at the flowers, half destined to practice Taoism and half destined to be a king.
The end of the book seems to be like this: Bian Zhen'er changed her name to Wangchen, and Liu Zhuiyi, just like her name, left this relationship at the foot of Mount Wutai and stayed with him in the same sky and on the same ground, looking at the same bright moon, and spent her whole life with him. Yun Yao never married and became Mr. Zhang Guo and spent his whole life telling this story of youth and frivolity. After reading the whole book with a touch of sadness, and after reading the last chapter, I was also thinking about what the answer is? Did the little monk ever love Miss Liu? I think he loves her, otherwise why would he be able to see the world but refuse to see beauty? He himself knows that he is afraid of not being able to control his heart! (?▽`??) This is the first time. It feels pretty good. It feels really different than writing a composition assigned by the teacher. . . The author writes really well! I haven't read a book like this for a long time! 😊
Is this book sad?
The sand between the eyebrows reflects the amazing times but not the gentle years.
Many people don't read this kind of books because the ending is not good, and most of them like pet novels. I think, in fact, this kind of book can also teach us a lot of things. This book is indeed not long, and the ending is not sweet and heartwarming, but it can reflect the friendship between people. Liu Zhuiyi is just like her name, "this love can be remembered", she loves Bianzhen'er, and she respected Bianzhen'er's choice when he decided not to see her. Bingzhen'er has been regretting his whole life, and Liu Zhuiyi has been with him all his life, even if he can't see, touch or speak. Yun Yao, who has a playful smile on his face, is not weak. He has also contributed a lot during the days when they traveled around the world. He also likes Liu Zhui Yi, no, it should be said that he loves her. Because of love, he decided to let go. There's not much to say about Bian Zhen'er. From a personal point of view, I don't understand his character at all. It's quite irritating and stupid, alas. In summary, it's all very good, and the storyline is quite detailed, link by link.
Author: Damn, do you play Sword Three?
I think this story is completely a Buddhist show, with the addition of a stupid second young master and a vicious poisonous sister. Great author, are you playing Sword Three? I eat
Yun Yao has been guarding Liu Er for so long. His love is true love.
