Wherever We Wander, We Are Like Tumbleweeds

Name: Wherever We Wander, We Are Like Tumbleweeds
Author: Lazy Farmer

歧涯俱是转蓬身

by Lazy Farmer (耕慵)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 353k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Eastern Cultivation
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

The moon shatters upon the vast waves; stars sink beneath jade-like tides. A lone peak stands above the northern rivers and lakes.

A solitary sail drifts east with the tide, hanging far away against the Azure Cloud Cliffs.

Fame and fortune ride on warm winds; fine wine makes fools of us all. A hero’s passion surges across misty waters.

In the mortal world, we draw our swords to comfort kindred spirits. Tomorrow, we’ll raise our cups and never forget.

[Wuxia] + [Multiple Storylines] + [Multiple Protagonists]

Through long nights of conversation, we ask about the Dao; wandering free, we dispel worldly doubts.

Travelers tread through old haunts veiled in mist; voyagers chase wonders amid mirage-like waves.

Let us entrust our names to whales and swans, and not let clouds and waters become barriers.

Few in this world are truly wise; the busy and bustling are all deluded.

So this is the Jianghu? It’s nothing but a bunch of worthless fish and shrimp. Some barely survive in rivers, while others wait to die in fishponds. Until one day, they’re all dragged into the marketplace, labeled with a price and offered up on the chopping block! Some are even thrown onto the scales. Ye Jun doesn’t want to become another fish in this Jianghu, so he goes ashore. But the Jianghu’s waves come crashing in once more...

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