A Parting Song at Dusk by the Pavilion

I didn't like it at first, but I continued reading it, and then I realized it was actually a great story, and I liked it very much.

I'm in tears. I love these two so much.

I'm a little curious about Xiaolou's change in his feelings towards Zhao Zha after he became Mingjing, but this extra story only shows that he is still troubled by dreams from the past. I hope that time and Mingkong's company can help him get rid of those pains.

That sentence in my mind: I was so full that I couldn't help but laugh out loud. Finally, I found a little bit of niche humor in the extra chapter... In some respects, Zhao Zha's emotional intelligence is quite low, sigh.

The more I look at it, the uglier it becomes. It's a pity.

A story about a humble slave who picked up all the cold branches and refused to live on them, and kept using his own body to reach various destinations. He has a wrong outlook on life. He says he doesn't love his younger brother, yet he lets his brother have sex with him, and he keeps promising to give him hope. Gong is not a scumbag at all, he is just born rich and raised willfully, and does not understand love, but after meeting Xiao Shou, he seems to be ruthless but is the most affectionate. The garbage ending is superfluous. It is clear that the prince intends to let him go free, forget each other in the world of mortals, and never meet again. However, at the end, a pair of monks return the temple. It is really a mess.

Thank you for presenting such an amazing world^o^

Thank you for presenting such an amazing world^o^

Nani, why is there no more???

Ding…!!!