The Purple Jade Flute

This is my third time reading it, and every word is precious! The expression is spot-on. I'm withdrawing my previous comments because those answers seemed meaningless. The scenes are still a bit somber; it's unsettling to look at. I went to Xi'an last week, ate paomo (pita bread soaked in mutton soup), and visited Qujiang. I understand many of the scene settings much better now. I hope you continue to improve!

Actually... I really didn't understand it...

It's not bad, is it?

This is the only story I've read twice. Firstly, it's short, but more importantly, I was constantly trying to determine whether it was amnesia or a deception of Shiyi Niang. Just like sometimes watching horror movies without fully understanding the plot, I had many questions about this story, such as how Xiaoyu turned the jade flute into a murder weapon, whether Shiyi Niang committed suicide or…

Shiyi Niang's life was pitiful, but she was not necessarily heartless. However, she did not even look at Li Yi because Xiao Yu liked him. As a matter of duty, she would naturally arrest and kill Li Yi if she saw him. Whether she could ultimately resist the lingering affection is unknown.

Their identities overlapped, but the person in their hearts remained the same.

The ending was kind of scary. But it looks very good.

JJ's writing style is wonderful; I should learn from him.

It seems that a commoner died in place of the prince, the prince fell in love with Ying, and Xiaoyu was betrayed. So Xiaoyu killed them and lived as Ying.

Although I don't quite understand it, I think it's good.