“My wife, Tushan Han, is and always will be my only wife, in this life and every life to come.”
[A journey to save his wife + one heroine + two strong leads + pure love + love of country and family]
[A note from Bobo: The author is terrible at writing blurbs. The leads are mutually devoted hopeless romantics. Pure love, no tragic ending, not a strong-female-lead story, and no harem.]
It all comes down to the cycle of cause and effect.
Xing Che was born with a short life expectancy, yet at the age of three, he insisted on marrying Tushan Han, the Fox Clan’s ninety-thousand-year-old Empress.
Sadly, by the time he grew up, he had forgotten everything and become an “ungrateful little brat.”
Fate brought them together again, but each had their own agenda.
She asked, “A mortal’s life lasts only a few short decades. Why fight until you’re battered and bruised?”
He replied, “I don’t really understand, but if you want to fight for something, I’ll be by your side no matter what.”
But when Tushan Han’s spiritual essence dissipated, Xing Che suddenly lost her.
Only then did he understand that although a young man’s love might surge like a tide, it could still be powerless to change anything.
On his journey to save his wife, Xing Che witnesses far too much injustice in the world and suffering among ordinary people... All of it wears away the kindness he once possessed.
But after treating him so unfairly, does the Heavenly Dao still expect him to save the world?
He suddenly realizes that he has been pushed along every step of the way.
Yes, all of this is simply the consequence of something someone else did on a whim, and he’s the one left to bear it...
The first three chapters start with a beautiful love line. I like this style very much. The main line starts with the fox fairy sister who is also very consistent with my psychological image. I can see the author's careful consideration of words. There are many plot twists and foreshadowings in the previous chapters. I hope the author can update it soon!!
The touching story is written with delicate brushstrokes. Whether it is about cultivating immortals, falling in love, or fighting, it has its own style. The characters are fully portrayed and the narrative of the story is complete. Come on!! Look!! I'm so excited
See Abu there. I feel that the story of the supporting characters can be told in more detail to make the story more deeply rooted in people's hearts. The more profound the emotional description, the more painful it will be to close the knife😎 It would be better if you write more about Abu😢But "I can't go back" is really a bit uncomfortable😢
It's still very good to read it patiently. Personally, I suggest that if you feel that the pace of the previous chapters is too slow, you can start with Qingci. It feels good.