The Luo River Goddess's Talent, Do Not Let the Waters Betray Love

I write whatever strikes my fancy, mainly fiction, but also poetry, lyrics, classical prose, musicals, and other things. There's no guaranteed schedule; I write when inspiration hits, and my work tends to be personal. Sometimes I use obscure words, rare characters, dialect, and so on. I may also use uncommon meanings of words, such as using "freedom" to mean acting on one's own authority, "hesitate" to mean wavering, or "encompass" to mean keeping one's mouth shut. Of course, there may also be plain mistakes, personal choices in usage, such as punctuation, or a flash of inspiration in the moment, as if the pen were moving on its own. All in all, it's close enough. This may affect your reading a little, but probably not much.

Since this is a collection of short stories, some are better than others, so please bear with me. This book is written for Her Highness. I'm so infatuated with her in real life, and since I can't draw, I figured I'd write something instead. But I hardly use her real-life persona. Singing for the happiness of all is such a lofty and empty idea; music is one thing, but when it comes to writing, I'll stick to my own feelings, or at least try to get close to them. Another reason is that when I started this book, I couldn't get a handle on music at all and couldn't even finish a set of lyrics. So I made Her Highness the main character, added some other settings, and gradually got used to it. Lastly, not everything in this book is about Her Highness; there's plenty of other content too. In short, if you want to see the real-life Her Highness in this book, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed. If you want me to update regularly, you'll be disappointed too. As for whether I'll change, well, we'll see. I'll have to consider what suggestions I get. In any case, this book is purely for my own enjoyment, so don't expect too much from me. If it can help you even a little, I'll be more than satisfied.

Xuandu.