[Gentle and sinister, attacked by x loyal giant dog]
Wu Jing "died" for five years.
After returning, he transformed into "Master Jiaoyue" and set up a trap to lure Yi Wang Ji Mingchi into a trap. The first step in his revenge plan was to retrieve the giant dog that he had accidentally abandoned.
After five years of absence, he thought the giant dog would hate him. He didn't want the giant dog to lie on him in grievance. He only wanted to transform into his sword and advance and retreat hand in hand with him.
The two worked step by step, cutting off the emperor's right-hand man, and discovered the unknown secrets hidden under the imperial power.
The music of the piano trembled softly, and old memories flooded forward. Wu Jing exposed the emperor's ugly face to the public, and this revenge plan finally came to an end.
When the heel steps on the homeland, thousands of "welcome home" words finally complete his incompleteness.
Reader comments
The story begins with a curtain hat, a guqin, and a brothel called "Mingjing Tower". When Wu Jing returned, he was no longer the imperial master sitting in the high hall, but the young master Jiao Yue who was showing off his laughter but not his body. This reversal of identity has set the tone of the entire story - hiding the deepest hatred in the most beautiful romance; using the gentlest gesture to set up the most deadly chess game.
And the first person he wants to "invite you into the urn" is the giant dog that he abandoned by his own hands back then, and is now the King of Yi who is in power - Ji Mingchi.
Five years is enough for a young man to grow up, for longing to corrode his bones, and for resentment to take root. When Ji Mingchi spent a lot of money and stepped into that elegant room, and when his fingertips touched that familiar yet unfamiliar face, the tension of the story was already full. The author does not let the reunion become a clichéd cry, but turns it into a calm game. "His Royal Highness King Yi's tone is so determined" and "Master Imperial Master, it's really hard to meet you". In just a few words, the five years of estrangement, the torment of the two hearts, and the testing of each other were all told.
This is a reunion between strong men and a confrontation between lovers. Wu Jingwen is a sinister person who has no tricks at all, even turning his own identity into a chess piece; Ji Mingchi seems to be led along, but in fact he is willing to step into his trap at every step. Their feelings are not the murmur of children, but the trust and commitment that dance together on the blade of intrigue.
Wu Jing said: "I miss you, but it's not what you want to hear."
Ji Mingchi replied: "If you don't tell me, I won't leave."
One is restrained, the other persistent; one is in the middle of the game, and the other is willing to be a sharp sword. This feeling is more affectionate because of restraint, and more touching because of persistence.
In addition to the emotional line, the layout of the strategic line is also remarkable. The author constructs a huge chess game: above the court, King Sheng is eyeing, Gu Yuan is hiding evil intentions, Emperor Xiao Chengan appears to be wise, but in fact he is deeply afraid of Ji Mingchi; in the rivers and lakes, Mingjing Tower is the hub of intelligence, and the Yun family enters the game as a merchant, bringing financial resources and variables.
What's particularly wonderful is that the author allows machinations to serve feelings, and also lets feelings feed back into machinations. Every step of Wu Jing's calculations is mixed with the contradiction between protecting and utilizing Ji Mingchi; every charge of Ji Mingchi comes from his unconditional trust in Wu Jing. When Gu Yuan was impeached openly in the court, and when King Sheng secretly planned the frame-up, readers were worried not only about the outcome, but also about whether the two men could defend each other in the wind and rain.
This is a story about revenge and redemption, but also a story about waiting and return.
Wu Jing is waiting for an opportunity, and Ji Mingchi is waiting for someone.
Five years of separation is a test and a tempering. When they finally stood side by side in the wind and rain, the misunderstandings, pains, and forbearances all turned into the eternal light in each other's eyes.
If you love to join forces, here is the sharpest blade and the most affectionate sheath.
If you love to be reunited, here is the longest wait and the most determined return.
If you love strategic games, here is the most sophisticated layout and the most hearty reversal.
I hope everyone who opens this book can find their own touch in the sound of the piano and the shadow of the sword.
The story begins with a curtain hat, a guqin, and a brothel called "Mingjing Tower". When Wu Jing returned, he was no longer the imperial master sitting in the high hall, but the young master Jiao Yue who was showing off his laughter but not his body. This reversal of identity has set the tone of the entire story - hiding the deepest hatred in the most beautiful romance; using the gentlest gesture to set up the most deadly chess game. And the first person he wants to "invite you into the urn" is the giant dog that he abandoned by his own hands back then, and is now the King of Yi who is in power - Ji Mingchi. Five years is enough for a young man to grow up, for longing to corrode his bones, and for resentment to take root. When Ji Mingchi spent a lot of money and stepped into that elegant room, and when his fingertips touched that familiar yet unfamiliar face, the tension of the story was already full. The author does not let the reunion become a clichéd cry, but turns it into a calm game. "His Royal Highness King Yi's tone is so determined" and "Master Imperial Master, it's really hard to meet you". In just a few words, the five years of estrangement, the torment of the two hearts, and the testing of each other were all told. This is a reunion between strong men and a confrontation between lovers. Wu Jingwen is a sinister person who has no tricks at all, even turning his own identity into a chess piece; Ji Mingchi seems to be led along, but in fact he is willing to step into his trap at every step. Their feelings are not the murmur of children, but the trust and commitment that dance together on the blade of intrigue. Wu Jing said: "I miss you, but it's not what you want to hear." Ji Mingchi replied: "If you don't tell me, I won't leave." One is restrained, the other persistent; one is in the middle of the game, and the other is willing to be a sharp sword. This feeling is more affectionate because of restraint, and more touching because of persistence. In addition to the emotional line, the layout of the strategic line is also remarkable. The author constructs a huge chess game: above the court, King Sheng is eyeing, Gu Yuan is hiding evil intentions, Emperor Xiao Chengan appears to be wise, but in fact he is deeply afraid of Ji Mingchi; in the rivers and lakes, Mingjing Tower is the hub of intelligence, and the Yun family enters the game as a merchant, bringing financial resources and variables. What's particularly wonderful is that the author allows machinations to serve feelings, and also lets feelings feed back into machinations. Every step of Wu Jing's calculations is mixed with the contradiction between protecting and utilizing Ji Mingchi; every charge of Ji Mingchi comes from his unconditional trust in Wu Jing. When Gu Yuan was impeached openly in the court, and when King Sheng secretly planned the frame-up, readers were worried not only about the outcome, but also about whether the two men could defend each other in the wind and rain. This is a story about revenge and redemption, but also a story about waiting and return. Wu Jing is waiting for an opportunity, and Ji Mingchi is waiting for someone. Five years of separation is a test and a tempering. When they finally stood side by side in the wind and rain, the misunderstandings, pains, and forbearances all turned into the eternal light in each other's eyes. If you love to join forces, here is the sharpest blade and the most affectionate sheath. If you love to be reunited, here is the longest wait and the most determined return. If you love strategic games, here is the most sophisticated layout and the most hearty reversal. I hope everyone who opens this book can find their own touch in the sound of the piano and the shadow of the sword.