The book's original title is Floating Life and Eternity. It was inspired by a line from Tsangyang Gyatso's Asking the Buddha: “How much love can we leave in this world, to face a thousand changes in this fleeting life? Do joyful things with the one you love, and don't ask whether fate brought you together or calamity.” This is a story about a human and a god.
To all living beings, Tian Min is a god, an all-powerful existence. But in Luo Qin's eyes, she is no different from the rest of humanity. She may be radiant, but her brilliance will fade in an instant.
Like a mayfly gazing up at the blue sky, it can fly, yet the vast blue remains forever out of reach. And to that sky, a mayfly's life is brief as a firework.
Yet these two parallel lines left behind, in the brief span of six years, a story worthy of being remembered forever.
Well, I could write a wildly inaccurate blurb, and I'm not confident I can really do this story justice. I'll just see how it goes.
It's quite good. It's a follow-up story after the male and female protagonists in the previous book were invincible. The male and female protagonists are indeed completely invincible. You can read it as a casual article alone!
Give yourself a five-point first
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