"You know, that year when the flowers bloomed, you said you were a stone. But your fair skin didn't have the texture that a stone spirit should have.
......... The leaves of the mulberry tree fell on your head, and it looked dull. I thought at the time, maybe this fairy is somewhat beautiful. Unfortunately, I am a god and the least tempted by these skins... It's just that hundreds of years have passed. The mulberry tree is still there, but the stone under the mulberry tree is gone... I regret it so much. What I regret most now is that I didn't tell you.
I am also pleased with you."
The wind spirit blows away the drunken talk of the god Ji Qi, and the empty jar of drunken gods falls on the ground next to the Lausanne tree. Gods cannot get drunk, but gods who claim to have divine power have much longer lifespans than mortals, and other feelings are the same...
Ji Qi Shangshen got drunk and passed out under the mulberry tree where they first met...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
