Xuan's Slaughter

It wasn't until after watching the whole thing that I understood. The female lead, Xuan Su, died at the Burning Ashes from the very beginning. The male lead, Dugu Qingyi (courtesy name Mianchi), missed saving her because he was unconscious. Therefore, his cousin, Huan Yuan, used dream manipulation to help the male lead experience everything with the female lead in his dreams.

Many people might not have understood this: the female lead had already died in that place, and the male lead entered her dream to continue their relationship. The male lead didn't die; it was the female lead who died. The entire story is written from the female lead's perspective. You'll understand when you watch the ending. In short, their ending is tragic.

Unexpectedly, it turns out that the female lead died in the ashes at the very beginning. Everything was caused by Dugu Qingyi having Huan Wu control his dreams, all for the sake of having a happy ending with the female lead. Even if it was just a dream, Dugu Qingyi was willing to do anything. I can't help but marvel at Dugu Qingyi's deep affection, which makes me quite envious.

It turned out that everything was just a dream. Xuan Su died in the ashes from the very beginning. In the dream, Qing Yi let her take revenge on her own. For the rest of his life, Qing Yi could only look at the beauty under the moon and reminisce about the past. The initial encounter was so beautiful.

The female lead had already died in the ashes. The male lead, seeking revenge for her, believed it was all a dream. He ultimately died alone, unable to believe she was truly dead. Honestly, it's incredibly heart-wrenching. At first, it was disgusting; the book depicts the most brutal ancient punishments, making me realize how fortunate I am to live in modern times (because those romantic words were so cruel, I felt this way). It's worth reading.

The story was so heart-wrenching and moving; several parts brought me to tears. The author's grasp of romantic love is perfect, and the analysis is incredibly insightful. You're completely drawn in, experiencing the agonizing mix of despair and longing, the gnashing of teeth in hatred, and the ultimate satisfaction of revenge. I love this story and envy the love between the protagonists. It doesn't exist in real life; I can only find solace in the words. 😭

I initially thought the female lead and male lead would eventually rest together under the snow of Kunlun, but at the end, I realized it was all just a dream within a dream, a dream within a dream, created by the male lead to achieve a perfect ending. The male lead shouldn't have had memories of the female lead's ghost in his childhood; it's like the butterfly effect, an inescapable cycle.

After finishing it, I felt a heavy weight in my heart. In the end, it was all just a grand dream, a dream that had everything yet contained nothing. Ultimately, it all came down to obsession. The two ending up together was a kind of dream fulfillment, but it was only a dream fulfillment. Xuan Su died in the burning snow, an incomplete life. Mian Chi helped him walk, walked in the dream.

Actually, this kind of dark, extremely oppressive, and angsty novel sometimes makes me want to experience that feeling myself 😅 I don't know why, but I really like this book. I haven't finished it yet, but I really love it 👍

It turns out that everything was just a dream, merely Mianchi's obsession, loving someone so deeply, and his obsession with her so heavy. In their dream, I read the words, weeping bitterly, my heart aching terribly. I never imagined that these heart-wrenching experiences were just a fleeting dream. Xuansu died long ago, before she even survived the winter.