It is also known as [Dieshu]/[Houshu Escape Manual]
Soft water blocks the sky, solitary fire comes alive. Water and fire are both harmonious, and the sound is clear.
Hu Yingyi
The surviving daughter of the former Shu Si Tianjian × the exiled lonely minister
"Instructions for reading: 1. The real background of this article and the characters are fictitious, but there is no part that changes history. Beware of historical nihilism.
2. The pace of this article is slow, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is more redemptive. There is no obvious excitement or ultimate love pull. Emotions tend to flow slowly and slowly.
3. The background of this article is Hou Shu. You can refer to relevant historical materials for better reading effect.
4. This is the first book to practice writing. First learn to tell stories. I apologize for my poor writing skills. "
Hu Yingyi had nightmares for several days. After worshiping in the temple, he encountered a lingering soul fire on a stormy night. This cannibal world was like a secret niche made of water that was about to swallow up this glimmer of light. Hu Yingyi thought of her dream again. She didn't want him to be obliterated. And he also saw her, the destined death star, a person who should not exist in the world's population, and he didn't want her to be desecrated. He was small, so his death was insignificant. She was born, so no one cared about her life. And they agreed to live in this world that seemed peaceful but was actually whitewashed, so the fire of souls roared, the soft water bound each other, the water and fire were combined, and the sound was pure. If it is necessary to remain silent in this troubled world, then it cannot be compromised. Ying Yi Daojing, the two of them said, must not be tied to the destiny of heaven.
The world is like water and fire, they are mutually reinforcing and incompatible. Only when there is movement can there be overlap.
[Introduction has been cut for myself]
Purpose: The people are saddened by change, and the suffering of the world does not lie in change. The suffering of change is not in troubled times, but is left to eternity.