They first met at their wedding. He was the second son of the prime minister, and she was the general's only daughter. Their union seemed a perfect match, yet they were strangers. It all began with a poem he wrote, a plea for his beloved to come to him.
"A chance glance back, and the past slips away."
She once thought they would stay together until their hair turned white, but an imperial decree drove her from the prime minister's residence. Hunted at every turn, she watched him become the royal family's son-in-law, exalted above all.
"Clouds, my beloved, where can I find you?"
When she returned, everything had changed. The prime minister's entire household had been executed, and she risked her life to enter the palace for his sake.
Our meeting was only an ordinary twist of fate, yet we betrayed the world and brought a city to ruin. Nothing can ever go back to the way it was.
"Three lifetimes of fate brought us together, yet the city fell and the nation perished. Our wish to grow old together came to nothing. Why resent it? The rise and fall of all ages is left to heaven."
A City in Ruins.
Nice looking, keep following.
I passed by and took a look. It was pretty good. I gave it a thumbs up.
Haha, very good, I like your candidness.
I passed by it occasionally, and it's a nice write-up.
It's not a heroine, so I'll save it first and come back later when I want to read ancient poems~
Talented and attentive, I'm looking forward to this work! Come on!
As far as this book is concerned, I just want to say, if we only care about each other, it is better to forget each other in the world, so why bother to be entangled in love. Come on, kid
Is the word "Wanyue" appearing in this chapter a typo of "Bright Moon"?
What a wonderful little girl! The writing is easy to read and has a lot of character. The author has something to say and is very personal. He also shares his accumulation and research, which brings him closer to the readers. Look forward to.
Occasionally appear, watch slowly, float away~