The title comes from the Book of Songs, “Ode to the Wind of Wei: Kao Pan”: “Alone I sleep, awake I speak; forever I vow not to forget.” It also draws on “Ode to the Wind of Wei: Qi Ao”: “A noble gentleman, whom one can never forget.” [The word “xuan” means “to forget.” The title means “never to forget.”]
The heroine will have a different name in each world. In the first world, The Moonlit Fantasy, her name is Xiuying, from the Book of Songs, “Ode to the Wind of Wei: Qi Ao.” The original lines are: “A noble gentleman, with gleaming jade pendants in his ear and a star-bright cap upon his head.”
Future worlds may include Dashing Youth, The Blood of Youth: Dark River, and others, but nothing is decided yet. The titles will appear in the volume list.
[Thanks for reading. Apologies for any OOC. The author is a little sensitive, so please be gentle if you don't like it 🙏🙏]
This is the first time I read the teacher's book. The writing is very delicate and the emotions are sincere. Whether it is a dragon spirit or a puppet, it is just a spirit. It deserves to have a spirit that is determined, chosen and affirmed. Xiu Ying is like a beam of light, illuminating the spirit and warming it. The teacher writes so well! The four stars are for fear of undermining the score. The teacher deserves a star rating.
The teacher has updated! I've been looking forward to this new article for a long time, and the new plot really poked me! I still really like the teacher's writing (the four stars are because I have to score points...) ☆˶> X <˶.⁺
I can give it full marks, but they say you shouldn't give it too high, so that's all I can do. I like Zhiling, I really like Zhiling. I hope the heroine and Zhiling can be happy together forever.