Can a Dream Leave No Trace? [Ashes of Love Fanwork]

This story is a parallel companion to Can Dreams Leave No Trace? It follows Tang Yue's growth and tells a tale of young love and adventure. The old story was tied to "Wind Across the World," so it focused more on adult political intrigue and bloodshed. The new story focuses on youthful passion, with a lighter atmosphere and less mystery. The original outline has been completely rewritten, though some original character concepts have been kept. The romantic storyline is established at the beginning and transitions into a political intrigue storyline in the middle. It isn't a single, continuous main plot. The world has also expanded from the original four realms of Heaven, Demon, Flower, and Mortal to include the realms of monsters, the underworld, the Four Seas, the Great Wilderness, and other vast territories. * New blurb: Rank is just a hollow convention of the mortal world, with no universal standard. Every family has its own opinions and its own customary rules. Besides, gods and demons live for tens of millions of years, and the ages they span are immeasurable. If anyone really tried to sort out their seniority, it would only become a tangled mess. In the human world, there are already cases of aunts and nieces sharing a husband, and sons marrying their stepmothers. In the immortal realm, master and disciple couples are hardly unusual. * The jianghu is about more than the pleasure of settling scores. It also involves the ways people deal with one another. The same goes for cultivation: only those who know when to advance and when to retreat, and how to adapt, can make steady progress and travel far... Nothing in this world can escape the reckoning of cause and effect. Nothing is ever overlooked. Even those who wielded absolute power in life and faced no criticism may still be held accountable after death and leave a name that reeks for generations. * P.S. The romantic storyline follows Tang Yue and Lord Liaoyuan. The political intrigue storyline follows Feng Yin. If this isn't your thing, please read with caution! * Subtitle: 1. Too young to understand love and hate, yet this was the most moving moment of a lifetime. 2. The wind pushed the young man to grow up, his face unchanged but his heart scarred. To be continued. * This story is currently exclusive to Jinjiang. Plagiarism and unauthorized reposting are prohibited! * Theme: The future is as vast as the sea, and there is plenty of time ahead.