#Noble Lady's Shattered Soul Seeks Its Own Spirit Online
Dear readers, follow this wisp of "qi" and the revenge squad as they piece together the clues and unravel a tangled history of love and hatred spanning three lifetimes.
Many years after she died, a wisp of "qi" appeared in the world.
It traveled through many places, met many people, bumped into many ghosts, and teased many spirits.
One day, it met a monk. The monk recognized it and invited it into a treasured bottle, but it refused to enter. Many years later, it encountered the old monk sitting in meditation at a temple, the same bottle still tucked in his arms.
In truth, it was a fragment of a soul. Its original body belonged to Zheng Xi, also known as Furong, a noble young lady from a prestigious family who had died young.
Wild geese fly, crying out in sorrow.
As it turned out, a spirit sparrow that had cultivated into an immortal traded with the Registrar of the Underworld to repay a debt of gratitude, handing over its core to be reborn as a human.
But through a twist of fate, those who had been denied one another in a past life ended up together, while the one who meant to repay a debt of gratitude pierced her heart with an arrow.
From then on, her soul scattered, unable to cross the Naihe Bridge or drink Meng Po's Soup.
Consumed by the hatred of a stolen wife and the vengeance for her murder, the aloof paragon descended from his pedestal, offering himself as a sacrifice and going mad with revenge. A guard who took his own life would rather be burned in the fires of hell than let her killer go unpunished. He laid a curse upon them: In every life, they would die alone until they gathered all the fragments of the spirit sparrow's soul.
Now that the "qi" finally knows where it came from, can it be reborn as she wishes? And what will await her then?
Furong's tears, distant mountains veiled in mist.
Countless hearts, forgetting where they began.
West of the Western Mountain, my wife Zheng Xi.
The stream west of the Western Mountain, a crane's cry that pierces the heart.
The snow melts and spring arrives; the mountains remain as they were.
The rain passes over green hills; the flowers never fade.
This is a slow-burn story.
In Volume One, decades have passed since the heroine's death, and the "qi" still doesn't understand where it came from. Many clues will be explained one by one later.
Volume Two reveals why the heroine was reincarnated and covers the seventeen years she lived in the human world.
In Volume Three, the "qi" learns everything. The story of whether the heroine can be revived continues from the point in time where Volume One left off.
Theme: When the determination to repay a debt of gratitude meets uncontrollable love, reincarnation to repay that debt is the script, but this life is the answer I write for myself
I just read this chapter and am about to fall asleep. The article is really grand, and the author's writing style and writing style are quite good. The stored knowledge is vast. I read the text several times, but I didn't understand it at first. I read a few chapters about the experience of the "Qi" parade, which was like a road novel. It always feels like I am slowly searching for every bit of my experience in the human world while wandering. (I don't know exactly how, I'm just giving it a try) Interesting!!!
It is an article with a grand world view. The more I read, the more interesting it becomes!!! [Compare your heart]
I feel like the author has read a lot of poems [Spread His Hands] The writing style is very quaint [Three Flower Cat Head] Come on