Pairing: Hilda from Path to Nowhere and the original character Ye Ling. Apologies for any OOC characterization.
“I lied to you for seven years. Only my love for you was real.”
Ye Ling, a DisCity spy codenamed “Night Owl,” is ordered to infiltrate the enemy nation of Seifal. She erases her real name and puts on the mask of “Night's Dawn,” but an encounter with the silver-haired, red-eyed genius cryptographer unexpectedly scorches her darkened soul. Hilda Hedleyne, the city-state's blade, bears the stigma of being a traitor's daughter. Beneath her cold, distant exterior lies a shattered tenderness. As they test the waters and draw closer on campus, fight back to back at the intelligence bureau, and exchange smoke-scented kisses in the dead of night, false names and genuine feelings have already tangled into an inextricable knot.
“The lash marks you gave me hurt more than all the torture I've ever endured.”
The day her identity is exposed, Ye Ling watches from the rack as Hilda is forced to raise a bloodstained whip. Ye Ling bites down until her teeth crack to stifle her scream, yet in Hilda's eyes she sees a despair more painful than her own. Years later, when they embrace naked in the dawn of peace, the scars etched into their bodies finally speak: the lash marks and the Mania marks, the torture and the wounds from cryogenic sleep, were all love letters carved into their flesh.
“Seifal is gone, but our ideals have just been reborn.”
Their homeland has been annihilated, their faith shattered. After passing through the long night of lies, torture, and seven years in prison, they meet again among the ruins. When Ye Ling gives up her honors and kneels to beg for a lighter sentence, and Hilda surrenders the “Keystone” she cherished as dearly as life itself to bury her ideals, they finally understand:
The only thing truly worth pledging allegiance to was never a city-state, but the ideal of seeing cornflowers bloom again, and the person before them who crossed the boundary between life and death to love them.
This is the first time I read a fanfic of Wuzhi. I specifically searched for the Siluda girls. I didn't expect it to exist. I read it in one night and I felt very deeply. The author's descriptions are very delicate. Except... Ahem, no, in short, the characters' perspectives and the personal pronouns used to express emotions are the same. It is so novel that it brings the first-person feeling, and deeply understands the inner world of the two heroines. People who can cut with knives have delicate and deep emotions. Although the different positions and the eternal love are separated, they are quietly reunited because of the bright future of the two. Until the end, it is a deep and delicate ordinary life, with the ups and downs of expression. In short, it is very good. It is the first time I read the Wuqi fanfic and it was completed in one night. I am looking forward to the teacher's new article, come on!
Such touching words, as if seeing another possibility of Hilda, another side of history. In real history, while Siluda was struggling between her loyalty to her faith and her disbelief in the instructions from her superiors, she found the truth about her parents' "betrayal" alone. She also faced the complete betrayal of the mentor she once believed in. When her past beliefs collapsed, she endured unimaginable torture and still kept the secret and kept silent. Thanks to the efforts of the director, she wakes up and faces a world where her hometown has vanished into thin air. All her persistence in the past is so ridiculous and everything has been reduced to nothing. After finishing the event plot, I always felt a sense of loss. Hilda is one of the few incarcerated people in the Bureau who is truly completely imprisoned. It can be seen with the naked eye that she will be alone in the future. She spends her long life reading a book called "The Future" in dislocation. She deserves better, but that's the world. The plot of the event fundamentally kills the possibility of "perfect" rescue. Everything is finalized. We can only salvage a dying consciousness from a "corpse". I can't help but wonder, are there any other possibilities? On the premise of not changing the direction of history, can we strive for a more satisfactory possibility for Hilda? This book is almost the kind of possibility that has been dreamed up. All the struggles and struggles are still there, but Siluda ushered in a more peaceful future after knowing the truth and everything is over. She can really have a peaceful and not lonely life. I really want to print this book, it is worth collecting.
I like this. As one of only a small number of indefinitely lost novels, the author's writing style is detailed and beautiful, and the plot is very coherent. The main thing is that it is written around our protagonist and Siluda, and it is sweet and sad. As an open ending, it leaves readers with a great fantasy. This five-star author deserves it.
Great writing! The emotions are delicate and sweet, and I wish the protagonist and Siluda a bright future. This journey will not be easy 😢 Borrowing a sentence from Teacher Ya: Respect the ideal, respect the hope, and respect the future 😢 Big, I feel sad to see the book is finished. I look forward to new books 🥰
Very good books make my heart soft
It's a rare fan novel about being lost forever. I've finished reading it and am looking forward to the author's next one.
It's really beautiful 🥰 🥰 It's a pity that I'm lost forever and it's so unpopular 🤦
Let me add a comment. The author wrote it very well.