I keep waking with a start from my dreams: endless green covering the mountains, a sky red as blood, and a heart pounding beyond my control.
“Xiu, you once told me that the demon-wolf clan mates for life, and if one partner dies, the other never lives on alone. I’m not a wolf, so I don’t know how to make a pact, but deep down, I made up my mind long ago.”
“In my next life, I’ll make sure to be a little demon wolf, born on Gonggaerla Peak. On the far side of the mountain, I’ll grow up nurtured by snow-capped peaks, blue skies, verdant trees, blooming flowers, and lakes. On the day I turn twenty-two, in the hot spring in the Misty Forest, you’ll fall from the sky, splash water everywhere, then struggle to climb out. And I’ll smile and say, ‘Puppy, want me to pull you out?’”
From that moment, that day, that year onward, the wolves would never be apart.
Until the end of time.
The war arc has a different style. My friend wrote it, and I’m very grateful for his support of this story!
The original is at http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=45464
Theme:
"You will tell the truth about all the questions I ask you, and you will not hide anything.
Sometimes things are simple, but simple things are often not easily solved properly. This is the situation now in a mysterious cave in the crater at the top of Xia Guotian volcano. The distrust between Xiu and the king has blocked the way to properly resolve the matter. Now they are going around, both sides insisting, waiting for the other party or themselves to give in. This is like a gamble, the stakes are so huge, and in the end, no one cares.
To be honest, the heroine MS here is just a speculator who took advantage of the situation. . . Using the flesh and blood of countless soldiers from her own country and Xia Kingdom, although she did not directly promote these, she could have done better. . . Disappointing. . .
I would like to say that the female protagonist appears too little, and she doesn't seem to have made much progress after gaining the power of jadeite. . . - -
In fact, I think it would be more interesting and meaningful to have Ying and Xiu together in this section. . .
Have you been cheated? But it's a good idea to let Tetsuo play the master. . .
It's probably not the ending if it's written more attractively.
When I saw the book introduction saying that this second part was ghostwritten by someone else, I couldn't help but wonder if the ghostwriter was a man! Only men like this kind of war scenes. In addition, the writing style is too male-like in tone. Anyway, I don't like this style. Huan! After all, without the emotional thread, the article would be extremely boring and heavy. There are better history books worth reading, and this one does not reach the level of a war-like masterpiece.
The heroine in this chapter is the most SB! Even though I know it will have an impact on my body, I still want to do this. There is something wrong! If you want to show the heroine's kindness in saving the soldiers' lives and make people moved, the plot is really annoying. I think the heroine is an idiot! It's something you asked for, you deserve it, you can't afford to inspire sympathy for the heroine!
I can't stand it anymore! The heroine becomes more and more SB as you get to the back, and the werewolf is also SB, and the whole main plot is unclear! I have never read a book that made me hate the heroine and hero so much. I can't stand it! I feel very useless! The first part was passable and watchable, but these two parts are so well written that it makes people frown! Confused!