Spring Returns to the Branches of a Sick Tree
病树枝头又逢春
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- Completed
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- 476k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- I Heard I Became the Villain's Moonlight After I Died听说我死后成了反派白月光Alternate title on Fanqie
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Shen Mingchao, who has become more composed after three hundred years; Wen Buyu, who has little time left but can't let go of Chu Yao; Yue Xi's regret, "I was just a little bit away from... Seeing her"; the sadness that the friendship between Xue Yin and Chu Yao can never be rekindled; Luo Ping'an's voluntary sacrifice to protect Qing Gui and Xie Chenzhou's lives; Sang Nian's heartbreaking words…
"That year's gathering of heroes produced seven first-place winners." My name is Sang Nian, the "Nian" in "nian nian bu wang" (meaning "unforgettable"). "Chu Yao tragically died on their wedding day." "A thousand sails pass by the sunken ship; ten thousand trees bloom before the withered tree." "Xie Chenzhou, I can't go home, but... I miss my mother." "It's a pity...
It was totally my cup of tea! I watched it all day and finally finished it. It really was a happy ending; the conclusion was perfect. I want to see the grand wedding! I cried all day watching it, and my head hurts so much. I absolutely love this kind of ensemble piece.
My goodness, that year's Heroes' Gathering produced seven champions! Sang Nian is truly wonderful; she never wavers when it comes to relationships, and she's always decisive. She and Xie Xiaochuan are a perfect match, a truly eccentric couple. Everyone in the story is a good person, except for the older generation.
It was so good 😢, I stayed up all night to finish it! The beginning was really great, the female lead is so cute! She's silly but sensible and gentle, I wish I had a friend like that! The male lead is also adorable, a proud and awkward guy who just needs to be straightforward like a puppy! Until around chapter 110, a series of angst-filled scenes left me numb, numb until the very end.
It's great. The early part is about winning over the male lead, but later on, as they embark on their cultivation journey, it becomes more like an ensemble piece. Everyone has a story, and everyone is a protagonist, giving you a particularly exciting feeling. The dialogue between the characters is also very sweet, natural, and skillful. But overall, the story revolves around the female lead.
This book really resonated with me. A group of spirited young people, each character is distinct, and every villain is both hateful and pitiful. And Guagua really is the ancient Greek god of fate! The writing has a strong sense of destiny, and it skillfully creates plot holes, but each one is filled in, and the plot is intricately connected. In short, this book is fantastic!!! 😘😘😘😘
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The story is truly a ensemble piece, both sweet and heart-wrenching. The female lead, Sang Nian, is like a little sun, warming everyone around her, and everyone who meets her is healed by her. The male lead, Xie Chenzhou, learned how to love and integrate into the world through the female lead, revealing a soft side to his heart.