Li Yuesheng is an honest, well-behaved young man from the 21st century. After his older sister recommends the show Mysterious Lotus Casebook, he can’t help thinking about how many setbacks Li Xiangyi went through in his life.
His sister even cries over Li Xiangyi’s tragic fate and never misses a chance to go on about it to him.
Then, in a twist of fate, he transmigrates into a sword named Shaoshi. He remembers the line his sister says most often:
“If I transmigrated into the world of Mysterious Lotus Casebook, I’d never let Li Lianhua suffer! Shan Gudao, those tissues, all of them can go to hell!”
Li Yuesheng can’t help laughing. Fine. All he has to do is protect one person and make his sister’s wish come true.
But when did he get so deeply involved himself?
“Li Xiangyi died in the East Sea. From now on, the only one alive in this world is Li Lianhua.”
“He’s right. So many people have done everything they could to keep you alive, but what about you? Have you ever once thought about how I feel? You had the Wangchuan Flower... Everything could have been different.”
And yet, he understands Li Xiangyi all too well.
(Volume One covers the transition over ten years and the preparations for carrying out the plan. You can skip it and start with Volume Two, where the main story begins. Skipping it won’t affect your understanding, though you might feel a little lost. The author will fill in the gaps.)
The subject matter is very novel, the content is compact, and it is very beautiful.
The plot is very good and looks good
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking