Under that moonlit night that had been long forgotten by time, the white snow fell leisurely.
Azusa looked at the fox demon girl who appeared in front of him, and tears fell down his cheeks without him noticing.
What recognized her earlier than his heartbeat was his tears.
Reader comments
The battle between the hunter and the demon, the boy who slays the dragon and finally becomes a dragon, many storylines reflect this. The relationship between Azi and Liuli is enviable. The love of the fox demon lasts forever. If you die, I will travel all over the river just to come to you, and the two of them will rush towards each other. The first volume is a story from a thousand years later, with Liuli pursuing it to the present, and the second volume is a story from a thousand years ago (probably, if I understand correctly), with Azusa's soul going back to the past. The storyline is quite compact, with the development of group portraits and a main line.
(Read the latest chapter) I would like to give my opinion. The story line is not complete enough. It is like a short story. The time jumps very much. One moment I write about memories and another moment I write about the present. It is not continuous enough. I hope the author can reconsider the arrangement of the timeline. Of course, the story is a good story, but it jumps too much and is a bit confusing. If it is a full-length novel, a lot of details, daily interactions, etc. Need to be added. If it is not a few sentences that take several years, it feels like it needs to be polished carefully.
The plot and ideas are very good. I almost fainted when I watched it in the middle of the night [laughs awkwardly]
The battle between the hunter and the demon, the boy who slays the dragon and finally becomes a dragon, many storylines reflect this. The relationship between Azi and Liuli is enviable. The love of the fox demon lasts forever. If you die, I will travel all over the river just to come to you, and the two of them will rush towards each other. The first volume is a story from a thousand years later, with Liuli pursuing it to the present, and the second volume is a story from a thousand years ago (probably, if I understand correctly), with Azusa's soul going back to the past. The storyline is quite compact, with the development of group portraits and a main line. (Read the latest chapter) I would like to give my opinion. The story line is not complete enough. It is like a short story. The time jumps very much. One moment I write about memories and another moment I write about the present. It is not continuous enough. I hope the author can reconsider the arrangement of the timeline. Of course, the story is a good story, but it jumps too much and is a bit confusing. If it is a full-length novel, a lot of details, daily interactions, etc. Need to be added. If it is not a few sentences that take several years, it feels like it needs to be polished carefully.
The plot and ideas are very good. I almost fainted when I watched it in the middle of the night [laughs awkwardly]