Love That Has Yet to Burn Out

The meeting on the top of the Kunlun Mountains was so shocking. The remaining soul of Xiang Liu after being pierced by thousands of arrows was saved by Bai Ze Qingcheng with half of his body and blood. There was no grand love at first sight, only the long-lasting flow of water that had been cultivated for hundreds of years. She hid the secret of loss for him, and he took off his armor in the smoke of fireworks. The setting of symbiosis of fate was not suspended, but made this preference that spans life and death seem particularly real.

Bai Ze Qingcheng is not a "savior", but an "empathizer" - she understands his inability to control himself, understands his duplicity, and even more understands his softness hidden under the cold shell. In the hundred years of companionship at Kunlun Snow Summit, there was no grand confession, only warmth and companionship day after day: it was the silence when the snow water was making tea, the look at each other when discussing Taoism under the moon, and the moment when he was finally willing to let go of his guard and show his vulnerability. This kind of "slow-heat" emotion is far more poignant than straightforward love: Xiang Liu has been "giving" his whole life, and Bai Ze Qingcheng made him learn to "be loved", which is the best salvation for him.

This is the ending of Xiang Liu that I want to see! The author knows the original story very well, and his writing style is close to the face, bringing Xiang Liu's affection and forbearance to life. Taking the remaining soul after being pierced by thousands of arrows as the starting point, and using the setting of Kunlun Saint Bai Ze to save the soul and nourish it for hundreds of years on the top of the snow, Xiang Liu was given a belated new life. There is no forced sugar-coating or mindless sadomasochism. From the symbiosis of destiny to joining hands to break the situation, every step is a matter of course. Finally, he doesn't have to carry it all alone. Someone will hide his losses and accompany him to take off his armor in the smoke of fireworks. After reading it, I felt completely relieved. This is not only a sequel, but also the most tender love letter to all those who are unhappy!

As a spin-off of "Song of Love", "Song of Love", its greatest courage and sincerity lies in confronting the most unforgettable regret in the original work - the death of Xiang Liu. The author did not forcefully overthrow the tragic ending of the original work, but cleverly used the method of "goddess redemption" to give the nine-headed demon king who was pierced by thousands of arrows a glimmer of hope. The arrival of Kunlun Saint Bai Zeqingcheng is not only a magic trick that exchanges half of the body's essence and blood for the remaining soul, but also a gentle dismantling of the tragic core of the original work. The setting of placing the remnant soul of Xiang Liu on the snowy peak of Kunlun for hundreds of years is extremely poetic and fatalistic. It not only retains the desolate background of the original character, but also opens up a new path for him to stay away from the flames of the wilderness and return to his true nature. From "Nine-Headed Demon King" to "Escape from Wounds", this is not only a change of identity, but also a soothing and reshaping of the character's inner trauma, allowing readers to see a brand-new hope as warm as the morning sun in the familiar sadness.

The character creation fits the temperament of the original work very well. Xiang Liu is still aloof and forbearing, but he only hides a bit of dependence on Qing Cheng; Qing Cheng is cold and transparent, but reveals paranoid tenderness when protecting Xiang Liu. There is no OOC, it continues the character core of the original work, and at the same time gives new growth.

It's really Xiang Liu's party's salvation! The ending of Xiang Liu in the original book was too cruel, and this sequel directly gave him a new life. The author's writing style is very close to the original work, and Xiang Liu's character and affection are well written. The plot revolves around the wild sea, which is both cruel and sweet. After watching it, I finally felt relieved. It was so healing!

The background of the story is still the desolation and affection in "Sauvignon Blanc": Xiang Liu's poisonous blood, his protection of the wilderness, and his gentleness hidden under the mask are all carefully continued by the author. The newly appeared Kunlun Saint is more like a beam of light shining into the darkness. She is not here to save anyone, but to stand side by side with him, so that he no longer has to bear everything alone. Compared with the tragedy of the original work, this sequel is more inclined to "belated perfection", using delicate brushwork to smooth out the wrinkles in the readers' hearts little by little.

As a sequel to "Sauvignon Blanc", it is really surprising that Xiang Liu's ending can be so natural. There is no abrupt feeling of forced resurrection, but the setting of the Kunlun Saint's soul being nourished, which not only respects the tragic death of Xiang Liu in the original work, but also gives him the possibility of new life. This connection is very careful.

There are few sequels that can respect the original work while also being innovative. The logic is completely online. From caring for the remaining souls to working together to break the situation, every step has a reasonable foreshadowing. There is no brainless plot of torture for the sake of torture or sweetness for the sake of sweetness. The writing style is also worthy of praise. Whether it is the description of large scenes or the depiction of small details, it is very textured. The text has a sense of picture, allowing readers to follow the emotional ups and downs of the characters. Overall, it is highly recommended.

Super good-looking [Admiration] I really like Xiang Liu and the heroine Qing Cheng in the article. People who give their wholeheartedly and sincerely should have such a good ending. Since Xiaoyao has chosen someone else, she shouldn't waver. I like the determined Xiang Liu and Qing Cheng. They are very beautiful and refreshing.