Li Wanxi rose and took a few steps forward. Her slender figure sprang nimbly out from the shadows beneath the eaves, and the silver moonlight happened to fall upon her, making her fair skin seem crystalline.
She wore no veil. This was the first time Yang Jian had seen her face clearly.
“Hands soft as young shoots, skin smooth as congealed cream. Her smile is graceful, her eyes bright and lovely.”
So women as beautiful as those described in the ancient poems really did exist!
Gazing at Li Wanxi across the street, Yang Jian suddenly understood why Cui She was so reluctant to let her go, and why he was so heartbroken.
What man in the world could resist a woman so breathtakingly beautiful?
Yang Jian, hailed as the “God of War” of the Three Realms, was banished to the mortal world with a face of peerless beauty.
As Chang’an’s most famous bounty-hunting investigator during the Zhenguan era, Yang Jian had once led a carefree life, aloof from worldly concerns. How had he ended up completely under the thumb of an unconventional “walking troublemaker”? Could the True Lord Erlang survive the tribulation of mortal love and become an immortal once more?
As a fan of Yang Jian, I searched for the protagonist's name. Although the relationship between the characters in this book is simple and there are not many plots, the characterization of Yang Jian is not too far from the God of War of the Three Realms in my heart. Even if there are no descriptions of big scenes, it still makes people feel excited. Come on, author, looking forward to the next volume
Is there a second half?