If you fear Heaven's will and worship ghosts and spirits, why cultivate immortality? Why seek the Dao?!
(A naturally airheaded little sun and a gloomy, lovesick beauty)
Shiliu, you're mine, aren't you? You're mine. No one will ever separate us. Our souls are entwined, you and I will be together for all eternity, right? We'll live and die together. You won't leave me alone or abandon me, will you, Shiliu?
I won't. Never, Yusheng. I promise
I don't want you to swear. Oaths are the least reliable things in the world. Let's form a bond, all right?
Don't we already have a Daoist partner bond?
No, that's not enough.
Let's forge a bond between our souls, and stay together, knowing each other, for all eternity. All right?
Shiliu: The name comes from the sixteenth hexagram of the Book of Changes. Zhen is thunder, and Kun is earth. Spring thunder rouses the land. Those who receive this hexagram should follow Heaven's timing, and all things will go well. It heralds spring's return and the source of harmony. Do not indulge in pleasure; remain vigilant even in times of peace.
Well, is this about the male protagonist being a dryad and the female protagonist being a butterfly? Hey, what is the author trying to write? The writing is smooth and there is no problem, but I have no desire to read on. If the male and female protagonists are in love, just eat some sweets. But it is not possible to deepen the relationship with the plot because it is already very deep. I am still curious about how they fell in love with each other.