Lost You Forever: A Peach Blossom Promise

This article is a continuation. Xiang Liu has become the resurrected Nine-Headed Dragon King and is the true master of the sea. He is no longer a nine-headed demon that can be easily shaken by the Lord of the Wilderness. The story also adds new contradictions. The logic is reasonable and very interesting. I look forward to the follow-up.

This is a continuation of Sauvignon Blanc. It is written after the end of the Sauvignon Blanc story. The main CP is Resurrection Xiang Liu + Xiao Yao. The language in this article is natural and fluent in most parts, but it is a bit white in some places and does not match the context, but it is acceptable and overall it is fine. The plot of the story has not had much ups and downs so far, and the character of the protagonist is a bit different from the original work, but it is not too much and it is acceptable. After all, it is another story. The logic is basically self-consistent. This article has a very outstanding feature. There is a gentle and lingering atmosphere. I feel that the author himself and his feelings for Yaoliu are particularly gentle. Secondly, there are no real bad guys in this article, especially the characters extended from the original work. In a sense, they are all gentle and good people, which blurs their edges. However, precisely because of this, there is less conflict, climax, plot and resonance. In addition, at the end of the original work, Master Xiang Liu once said in Yushan that he never wanted to see Xiao Yao again. The transition in this article is too abrupt, a bit blunt, and not enough foreshadowing. Xiaoyao's transformation is a bit too, but it feels less stiff than the transformation of Master Xiangliu. But, I can accept that too. Thanks to the author for his gentle creation, I hope they can be successful. Overall, this is a continuation of Sauvignon Blanc and Willow that is below the good level but above the passing level. You can read it when you are in a literary shortage

Very good, the author must be an emotional person. I didn't comment on the bad characters. Although I have no interest in foxes, I've read too many conspiracy theories and it's okay. It was handled very well here and was solved neatly. Xuanxuan also looked away, although I thought it was a bit too much to marry so many wives and not sleep with any of them... I still slept with them in the original novel. Yaoliu is very sweet, that's enough

A very interesting Yaoliu fanfic! The nine-headed siren fights to the death! He was rescued by his uncle, the younger brother of the Dragon King of the East China Sea! Only then did I know that he was the son of the Dragon King of the East China Sea! His uncle has been waiting for him to come back and inherit the Dragon King! His true body is the body of a nine-headed dragon! But he couldn't let go of Xiaoyao! Later I learned that the person Xiaoyao loved was always him! They go both ways! After all the difficulties! Experience life and death! Finally we live happily together!

Not bad 😊 I have listened to some chapters countless times, and the writing is not bad. As long as I listen to it, I have listened to some chapters countless times, so I will write hundreds more for good books. I don't easily comment on books written by authors. I have read books for two or three years and only commented on the author three times. Come on.

Big and awesome! I couldn't bear to read it till the end, the content is very novel. Personally I think this is my favorite among Yao Liu's novels 💕

It fits the characters, has a new plot direction, and is worth watching.

You can't put it down once you watch it, the story structure is very attractive.

Wow - the characters are very consistent - I have read hundreds of Yaoliu novels and the top ten - well written in capital letters

It's very well written, I like this article😍I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]