The Tao of Bamboo (Ruan Ji and Ji Kang)

(Who is attacking and who is receiving? Historically, Ji Kang was fond of blacksmithing. Not only did he have a good-looking face, as evidenced by a poem by Shan Tao, one of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest: "Uncle Ji is a man at night. The rocks are as independent as a pine tree, and he is drunk. He is as tall as a jade mountain that is about to collapse. People think that the appearance of dragons and phoenixes is natural." Legend has it that he is nearly 1.9 Meters tall and is a man similar to Schwa. Singer's strong man, Ruan Ji only said that he was "remarkable in appearance, ambitious, proud, and willful." His figure was not as outstanding as that of Ji Kang, and because Ruan Ji was set as a non-human in this story, he was already very strong, and then he was more bully. Ji Kang was so drunk on their first night, Naturally, the initiative falls away, but they will get it back later. However, the two of them are actually about the same in terms of momentum. It is more interesting to attack each other. (Maybe it will become a real-life version of "End of the Century Daring" : P) The title and poem of this novel are both written by the two of them. They are in real life. In history, there is a famous couple, maybe not as obvious as Dong Xian and Long Yangjun, but they are also a unique couple of gods and immortals. There is no superiority in status, it is entirely a matter of temperament. Both of them are romantic and charming, both in spirit and form. In addition, they have bold and informal personalities, which may be the most ideal relationship in the world. However, in history, Ji Kang could not escape the cruelty of the rulers, which is regrettable, but I stubbornly hate tragedy and must let them obtain true happiness. Somewhere in the world, there is a residence called Taoyuan, which will become their most ideal place. ) Note: This article is co-written by another author, Xue Ji Sanren, and there is also a non-BL version of Under the Banyan Tree Intention: