On a winter night in 1876, overworked office drone Qi Yan transmigrates into the body of a maid in a dilapidated prince's manor, where she meets the seven-year-old Prince Hei Xiazi. He's pampered and privileged, yet treats every word she says like an imperial decree. She teaches him German, martial arts, first aid, and the arts, forging the delicate young prince into a boy who can shoulder responsibility. On a rainy night in 1883, a rift in the Heavenly Dao sweeps her, just as she's beginning to learn cultivation, into the cultivation world. He searches frantically for her in the human realm, from the prince's manor to the frontier, from his homeland to foreign lands, eventually becoming the legendary “Master Hei.”
A thousand years later, she returns after ascending, only to be struck by heavenly tribulation lightning and sent back to 2003, landing at the scene where Wu Xie is examining a Warring States silk manuscript. Her appearance is still that of an eighteen-year-old. By then, the young prince has lived for a century thanks to his immortal constitution, yet still looks like a handsome twenty-eight-year-old. Behind his sunglasses, his eyes hold both obsession and tenderness. The moment they meet, he grabs her wrist. “Sis, I've waited a hundred years for you.”
From shielding her before the blood corpse in the Lu Palace to calling her name in German through the sandstorm at the Snake Marsh Ghost City to steady her, from the traps and mazes of the Yinshan Ancient Tower to the priceless auction items at the New Moon Hotel, by day he's the “puppy” trailing after her, but by night he holds her close and takes charge. He acts spoiled in front of her and shoulders every burden when the storm comes, turning the single word “Sis” into a lifelong vow.
Their reunion on a snowy night in Eastern Europe, his confession among the roses of Yucun, their wedding at a church in Germany... He trades a century of solitude for a single “I do” from her. From then on, he will no longer walk the road to immortality alone.
I have read more than ten chapters, but I still have a few thoughts. I can't help but want to talk about it. Without any malice, the author's setting is very novel and attracted my attention. The writing is good. I am a fan of Blind Man. In the fanfics and original novels I have read in the past, the blind man did not live a very good life after being sent to Germany. However, in the original novel and the fanfic, they all agreed that the blind man's childhood was happy, and he had his forehead guitar. His life was sweet at first and then bitter. But in this novel, there is only a female protagonist, and her forehead guitar is missing. His childhood life was also very bitter, and it became a bitter life, and only the female protagonist sweetened him. Depending on the author's plan, the heroine will also disappear in the later stage. I have been looking for the heroine for hundreds of years. I started to feel distressed!!!!! I have always felt that the blind Eji could die young, but I have always loved him. His father may have been bullied and neglected by the servants below because the palace was in decline at that time. But he should have the basic dignity and decency of a young prince. He should have his own small yard. The servants around him ignore him or serve him poorly. As a result, the little blind man feels insecure and uneasy. I can accept the heroine's warm appearance at this time, but the two of them should at least have enough food, clothing, and a basic educational environment. (Because in the original book, the blind man was a young prince of that era, and his physical education showed that he had a good life as a child, saw many good things, and practiced sword riding. It is impossible that he lived in this kind of childhood where he saw nothing and lived the low-level life of a servant.) This is my random thought. I will continue to read because I think the character and plot are good, but maybe I feel too sorry for the blind man. I can't bear to see his childhood become like this🤔🤔🤔
I've read dozens of chapters, and it's generally okay. There are just some questions that need to be answered. There's no malice. The character of the heroine feels a bit flat. First of all, she is a social animal who traveled to the late Qing Dynasty. As soon as she passed through, she became a maid, and then met the little girl. The black blind man at that time, let alone other things, just some of the descriptions of the little blind man's behavior at times, have a feeling among adults. He is not like a seven-year-old child who had eye problems since childhood, was bullied and ignored, and the heroine existed when he was a child. During that period of time, it seemed that she was just to be a beam of light in his life. Whether it was teaching him listening and speaking or teaching him German, it was all to pave the way for his future growth. However, the heroine has been to the world of immortality for thousands of years, and there is not even a general introduction to this world of immortality. , I don't know if it is the same as in the traditional world of immortality. One paragraph simply describes the heroine's life for nearly a thousand years. After the heroine came back, she had neither storage space nor healing pills. She even had no weapons and her meridians were broken. After a day's rest, she can follow him to King Lu's Palace. She will be able to overcome the calamity and ascend. Even if he does not have a special body training, he has practiced for thousands of years, and his body should not look like a weakling. Since it is very difficult to describe the heroine's journey back to the stolen pen, and she has sacrificed a lot, there is no need to be barren like this. , I really feel a little distressed. The emotional line has a very strong and rigid emotion. I would rather she came back from the world of immortality and recovered from her injuries and become invincible in the world. I don't want him to be like this. There is a kind of pain that has been suffered for thousands of years just for this love. When I think of this, I want to curse him for being a love brain.
Good-looking, good-looking, really good-looking