"Xiang Liu's Rebirth and Return" is an orthodox sequel fanfic that strictly follows the ending and setting of the TV series "Sauvignon Blanc". After Xiang Liu died in the battle, the ice crystal ball containing the underwater world that he carved with his own hands was not damaged. Instead, it absorbed the last drop of blood essence and undissipated spiritual power of the owner, and evolved into an independent and complete miniature world at the bottom of the deep sea:
In this environment, spiritual springs nourish the soul, exotic flowers and plants grow everywhere, and the miniature sea circulates endlessly. What's even more amazing is that in a hundred years, this small world gave birth to a natural elf - Turtle Bao, who looks like a ten-year-old child but is actually a turtle. He is lively and cute and becomes the little housekeeper of the ice realm.
In this state, Xiang Liu's soul was nourished and repaired by the spiritual spring, and his body was reshaped. However, the price of rebirth was the sealing of his memory. He forgot all about "Xiao Yao" and rested here instinctively, accompanying Gui Bao.
After Xiaoyao and Tu Shanjing had lived in seclusion for a hundred years, a sudden movement in the East China Sea caused Xiaoyao to re-enter the world as Wen Xiaoliu in men's clothing, explore the source of spiritual power, and unexpectedly step into the world inside the ice crystal ball. She saw Xiang Liu alive, and also saw the look in his eyes that didn't recognize her at all.
At the same time, all old friends such as Xuanxuan, Tushanjing, A Nian, Pang Shou, Zuo Er, Miao Pu, etc., Will be involved in this reunion caused by the ice crystal ball, either due to duty, concern, or chance. When the guardian spirit turtle Bao asks "Who are you?" In a childish voice, a story that spans life, death and forgetfulness begins again.
Reader comments
Good-looking, good-looking, just good-looking
It's okay, I don't like rebirth, I prefer continuations
Good-looking, good-looking, just good-looking
It's okay, I don't like rebirth, I prefer continuations