Xiangfei bamboo, wood that prays to the gods: a thousand years of yearning, yet no song can tell its tale. An unfeeling sword, words woven into song: wind erodes and tears bore through, but no kindred soul can be found to hear the story.
Stand still and listen to the bamboo weep; stir the Purple Emperor, the Xiangfei melody, born of a mistaken bond and ill-fated chance. A mystery spanning three lifetimes, understood only at death, beneath the moon that shines on those parted from their beloved.
Violet Hero as the moon, Glazed Glass as a song; together they depart, together they return...
Father once said that if you carve a girl's name into the weapon you carry, it means you want to be together for all eternity. Neither of you is allowed to die first.
The cold, handsome man once stood here in silence and carved into the stone a vow that had haunted him through half his life, a tender, heartrending promise he had never dared to speak aloud.
Without the bridegroom, how can there be a bride?
I'm curious, does the author also like Zi Li from Sword and Sword IV? 🤭
Waste paper towels. I haven't seen such a sad article in a long time.
It was well written, and I felt endless regret and helplessness.
The writing is very good and the emotions are portrayed very delicately.
I'm going to cry to death. It's so late at night and I can't stop crying. I feel like the final ending is hard to accept, but it's also the best ending between them 😢😢😢
The author's writing style is so good and amazing. I hope the author can write more poems with good endings [Send my heart][Send my heart]
The story is very short and rich in content. It becomes more touching as you go to the end. I really hope that the male and female protagonists will have a happy ending. Of course, this may be considered a better ending.
That is to say, I really like the abuse 😘😘😘
It's really a very, very beautiful book.