On the eve of Wu Xie's return to the Lu Palace with his vicissitudes of memory, he changed the tragedy from a prophetic perspective, protected his close friends, and expressed his deep feelings. He finally broke the shackles of fate and returned to Yucun with the Iron Triangle to stay together and maintain stability.
Reader comments
I'm still one chapter away from finishing the second volume, and I feel pretty good about it. This is a tomb robbing fanfic with the main plot being the emotional line and supplemented by the storyline. The interactions with Ping Xie are described quite a lot and are very sweet [shy]. The author likes to use the two related words "not... But..." Or "not... Not... But..." To confirm something and strengthen the impression of something. The story of the Lu Palace in the first volume focuses more on the experience of the Iron Triangle when it encounters a crisis, which results in some incoherence [almost crying], and some confusion between the past life and the present life in some places, resulting in illogical logic [face covering]. When you read the second volume of Xisha, you will feel that Zhang Qiling is a little out of character, but maybe he is just a little brother with a sense of worldliness [laughing]. I just finished reading the second volume, and the two little ones are really sweet. But at present, it seems that the follow-up is not just about these two lives, Wu Xiaowu is also not simple [exploration], looking forward to the follow-up plot.
This book is great! Big cheers for the author
Am I the first? Very nice
It's very well written. I highly recommend it [Like]
It's very beautiful. The language is vivid and vivid. Some sentences are full of literary sense, which makes it easier for people to understand the current situation and express the main meaning. I like it very much. Some sentences can be excerpted.
I'm still one chapter away from finishing the second volume, and I feel pretty good about it. This is a tomb robbing fanfic with the main plot being the emotional line and supplemented by the storyline. The interactions with Ping Xie are described quite a lot and are very sweet [shy]. The author likes to use the two related words "not... But..." Or "not... Not... But..." To confirm something and strengthen the impression of something. The story of the Lu Palace in the first volume focuses more on the experience of the Iron Triangle when it encounters a crisis, which results in some incoherence [almost crying], and some confusion between the past life and the present life in some places, resulting in illogical logic [face covering]. When you read the second volume of Xisha, you will feel that Zhang Qiling is a little out of character, but maybe he is just a little brother with a sense of worldliness [laughing]. I just finished reading the second volume, and the two little ones are really sweet. But at present, it seems that the follow-up is not just about these two lives, Wu Xiaowu is also not simple [exploration], looking forward to the follow-up plot.
This book is great! Big cheers for the author
Am I the first? Very nice
It's very well written. I highly recommend it [Like]
It's very beautiful. The language is vivid and vivid. Some sentences are full of literary sense, which makes it easier for people to understand the current situation and express the main meaning. I like it very much. Some sentences can be excerpted.