Historical fantasy | Fated bonds | Episodic spirit deliverance
Every ghost who hears her sing is freed, yet the singer herself is slowly vanishing from this world.
High in the branches of a thousand-year-old pagoda tree in a crumbling ancient village stands an abandoned opera pavilion, suspended in midair. With a flick of her flowing sleeves, the young opera performer can open a passage between the living and the dead, guiding onward the lonely ghosts and resentful spirits still bound by their obsessions.
She makes her flesh and blood the stage and her soul the ticket, guiding countless spirits onward, yet she cannot guide herself.
She has never known that, from the moment she was born, she was caught in a thousand-year-old scheme born of human malice.
A man hidden in the shadows watches over her through the passing years. He is willing to defy reincarnation and fight fate, asking only to protect the last wisp of her soul and spare her the fate of crumbling to ash and having nowhere to go.
Five-star Amway "Ember Bone Pear Garden"! The actor in Tsing Yi has passed away the dead souls in the world, but his bones will slowly dissipate; Xie Linyuan, who has been secretly guarding for eternity, lives with her flesh and blood, and if her bones are broken, he will suffer the same punishment from heaven. There are no clichés, the atmosphere of fatalistic sadomasochism is full, and the end of each chapter is full of strong suspense. The more you follow, the more you get stuck! Five-star recommendation for this unique ancient supernatural horror novel! The market is full of palace battles and rebirth of sweet pets. "Ember Bone Pear Garden" takes a completely different path. It takes the yin and yang stage to transfer souls as the core, and the sense of fate is directly engraved in the bones. Su Shuling, dressed in Tsing Yi, performs a performance to help countless souls escape from the sea of misery. However, the cost is the loss of her own soul. Day after day, her body will become empty and she will eventually disappear completely in the world, leaving no trace of her existence. In the darkness, Xie Linyuan watched alone for eternity, with her broken bone powder hidden in his palm. The two of them lived together, she suffered the pain of broken bones in the delusion, and he, who was far away in the dark room, simultaneously suffered the same divine punishment. Separated by yin and yang, she never said she missed her, and was willing to defy destiny and resist reincarnation, just to protect her remaining soul. There are no vicious supporting characters or forced misunderstandings in the whole story. All the sadness and powerlessness come from the inescapable destiny. The unit story is gentle and tear-jerking. The two-way protection of the male and female protagonists with restraint and restraint is extremely powerful. The writing is delicate and the image is very strong. At the end of each chapter, there is a hook of life and death, which cannot be stopped at all. The conspiracy that has been buried for thousands of years to suppress the evil boss and seek help is uncovered layer by layer, and the foreshadowing of the past thousands of years is constantly recycled. This is a niche treasure of sadistic stories, covering supernatural, fate, and two-way redemption. I sincerely recommend this book to all readers who prefer tragic ancient styles!
Five-star recommendation for "Ember Bone Pear Garden"! This is a rare ancient supernatural and fatalistic story, in which the female lead plays a role in saving the souls of the dead, at the cost of dissipating little by little. The male protagonist silently protects her for eternity, and the two of them live in a symbiotic relationship. For every pain she suffers, he will simultaneously bear the punishment. There is no misunderstanding of a bloody house fight, the writing has a strong sense of atmosphere, and the suspense at the end of each chapter is so gripping that the more you read, the more you get hooked!