In her first life, she said, “If I cannot have you in this life, then I hope we never meet again in the next...”
In her second life, she was still the Sixth Pavilion Master with an abacus tucked into her waistband, but she chose to meet him as a stranger, hoping they could forget each other and go their separate ways...
Their fates intertwine across many lifetimes, love and hatred prove impossible to unravel, and schemes and sincerity combine to form a blood-red game of chess.
She is the Sixth Pavilion Master with blood on her counting beads, a carefree swordswoman who cuts the red thread of fate while drunk, and a player who stakes everything amid a world in chaos.
The Regent King laments, “The court can contain a realm stretching thousands of miles, yet there is nowhere to place a single bloodstained peach blossom...”
The young general sighs, “I’m not even worthy of joining the game...”
The prince in purple robes demands, “At least they could leave scars on your fate. But me... I’m not even worthy of leaving a scar...”
The Lord of Nanyu declares, “If this nine-tiered palace cannot make you smile, I’ll tear down the Golden Throne Hall and offer it as my betrothal gift...”
The daughter of the Minister of Rites teases, “If you were a man, you’d make the perfect husband.”
[The Game of Love in a Fleeting World: A Love Beyond Lifetimes]
When solemn promises to the realm collide with a clean exchange of money and goods, and vows to share life and death collide with meeting as strangers, every deep love turns into a blood-soaked contest...
She takes love as her blade to break the world's shackles, while he offers an empire as his betrothal gift to uphold their vow across lifetimes.
She scatters bloodstained banknotes into the flames of war: “Let this chaotic age be the dice and my life the stake. I wager on the last trace of youthful spirit in his eyes.”
He laughs softly as he steps over mountains of corpses: “I engraved my fate into the lines of your palm long ago. I want this world only to make your wager more dazzling.”
The plot is funny, and the hostess is arrogant and career-minded, which makes women need to be more independent and have the ability to take care of themselves as well as men.
The author's literary talent is transcendent, the vocabulary is used very well, and the storyline is well described. It is a book worth reading. Any of the male supporting actors in it can make their solo debut, including the gentle and elegant Seventh Prince of Nanyu Mu Chen, the spirited young general Gu Feiyang, the calm and restrained secret guard Mo Yu, and the comedian Mo Yu who likes to entertain ideas. The descriptions are so delicate. I don't know if there will be others in the future. I'm really looking forward to it😍
The plot and content are pretty good, and the writing is exquisite. I hope to keep up the good work.
I want to know who the heroine ended up with, was it Xiao or the seventh prince?
The author is very talented in writing. I used another account to read it before. Now that I changed my account, I followed it immediately. I have been following updates. I hope the author can update quickly. Please [I'm almost crying]
The content and plot are delicate, each character has a vivid personality, and the main plot is outstanding, making it worth collecting. It's too fast, not enough to watch 😢
There are many passages worth collecting and good articles worth reading. I recommend 👍