Editor's Recommendation:
A tearjerking masterpiece by Li Lixiang, a leading writer of online romance novels, returns in a remastered edition!
Resentment turns to obsession, love brings the pain of parting. Falling blossoms are indifferent, and fate toys with us, but I insist on breaking through this barrier!
The Moon over the West River: People often speak of the deepest love in this world, and now I think of this devotion. Ten years of youthful confusion feel like a hundred years; grievances and resentment in my heart are like a dream. Heroic swords and lovers of the martial world, schemes in the imperial court. We pine, resent, and fight, yet what can we do when longing runs deeper still?
Media Recommendations:
Reading Li Lixiang's writing for the first time gave me a sense of clarity and sudden enlightenment. I instantly fell in love with her words, her delicate style, and her unique ability to shape a story. In all my years working on magazines, I have rarely encountered writing that appeals to me so much! I've decided to serialize this work in our magazine, so more readers can join me in sharing her wonderful story and magnificent inner world.
Zhang Yang, Editor-in-Chief of Best Romance
Fireworks fade, music falls silent, and no one can conquer another's heart…, Guo Xiang, renowned publisher
Li Lixiang's work shows us more of love's helplessness and the many twists of fate. Happiness glimmers dazzlingly in the distance, while fate always gives us flowers that are remote and mysterious, blooming in some unknown corner of our lives., An Ningxiao Jie, pioneer of “women's suspense romance,” author of Vermilion Mark and The Crying Box
The intricate plot and the characters' tumultuous fates in this book leave us unable to help but lament life's unpredictability. Love is meant to bring happiness and joy, yet countless unexpected changes render it pale and powerless, stripping it of its former radiance. We believe in love and cherish life, but fate has always been beyond our control…, Chen Muran, editor at Angel•COM and author of The Young Exorcist, Interstellar Love, and other works
About the Author:
Li Lixiang loves writing, and pours her heart and soul into every story. When she isn't writing, she runs a jewelry shop called “Pearls of Wisdom,” a way to unwind and take a break from writing.
Although Eileen Chang said life is a gorgeous robe crawling with lice, she remains optimistic about life, because being able to keep writing the stories she loves is a blessing.
Her published works include About Love, Like Love at First Sight, Can You Hear My Heart Beating, and Ten Years of Youthful Confusion, a Hundred Years of Heart.
Synopsis:
In the thirteenth year of Emperor Wu of Zhou's Jianwu reign, court intrigue left Yun Luo bereaved and homeless overnight. Yun Luo was also gravely injured, and slept for eight whole years. When she finally awoke, cold poison had seeped deep into her bones, and she had lost her memory. Reborn, Yun Luo and Dongfang Qi, who had been abandoned as a child, relied on one another through countless struggles in the martial world and the imperial court, standing together and never leaving each other's side. Yan Su, the ruthless crown prince of Lin'an, and Yun'er went from clashing to growing close, but just as their feelings began to blossom, the shocking bloodshed of their childhood suddenly jolted them awake. Love and hatred became entangled, leaving their hearts shattered. Yan Su and Dongfang Qi, two rivals in love who seem to have nothing in common: why do their features look so alike, even down to the corners of their eyes? When all is revealed, who will be Yun'er's true love?
A tangled romance between people who cannot be together, a truth as mysterious as a riddle, and a plot full of unexpected turns
Although the relationship between the three of them did not end satisfactorily, Yun Luo will always stay in her most beautiful time. Dongfang and Su walked through the reincarnation of the world with this sincere relationship. Death is not the end of life, forgetfulness is. It's also a happy ending for all three people to have such beautiful memories, right?
Li Li's writing is so good, but no one reads it????
The images of the characters are very vivid and lifelike. The author's writing style is very good and his ideas are clever. The ending is so heart-wrenching that I dare not continue reading. After reading it, I felt heartbroken about the protagonist's final outcome, and also sighed at being helpless about life, old age, illness, and death. All in all, it is a novel worth reading. It would be better if it wasn't a tragedy. I love happy endings.
The writing is fluent, the concept is novel, love and hate, and the cycle of cause and effect. At the beginning, I was angry because of the perverse and domineering characters of the male and female protagonists, but in the end I was relieved... Seeing through the impermanence and being at ease is more structured than infatuated entanglements.
This book can be characterized as a martial arts novel. The male protagonist in the book is sinister and ruthless; the female protagonist is eccentric and does not act according to common sense; the second male protagonist has a chivalrous demeanor, and the author's portrayal of each character is quite good. It's quite catchy at the beginning, but a bit tacky in the middle. The description of the emotional drama between the male and female protagonists is a bit dramatic but still interesting. The author's writing is quite attractive at the beginning, but the middle part is a bit sloppy and wordy, and the literary talent returns at the end.
Isn't this a portrayal of real life? Most of the character descriptions in the book are from shallow to deep. At the beginning, it is a one-sided explanation of the characters. However, as the storyline gradually deepens, you will find that in fact, each character's way of doing things is mostly shaped by the native environment and some personal inner qualities. So when you see some people or things that are difficult to understand, you can't speak in general terms, but you need to understand the story behind them.
The plot of this book is ups and downs, the characters have misfortunes, and it makes people lament the impermanence of life. The dependence of Yun Luo and Dongfang Qi on each other, and the love-hate entanglement between Yan Su and Yun'er are all wonderfully written. The author's writing style is delicate and his description of emotions is very good. It is worth reading.
After ten years of ignorance and a hundred years of ignorance, what happened when we came together and returned home differently? Seeing the end, I burst into tears How many years have it been since I saw a martial arts novel like this? There is affection, righteousness, love, hatred, and rivers and lakes This is the world, this is life I collected it and will regurgitate it from now on. Good things can heal and make people grow 😢😢😢
I swiped it several times, it looks great! Nice!
I cried like a dog, couldn't calm down, felt sorry for them😫.