In short:
A story about two sisters in hard times who transmigrate.
Du Heng: from a PhD student with a useless degree to a concubine of uncertain status in the Prince Yong's residence.
Zhi Luo: from a downtrodden office worker to a cherished bride-to-be of the Tong family.
In a more literary vein:
The far shore is a past life, youth, freedom, staying together, the past of the future. It can be sentimental or playful, like a cup of wine beside a freshly written song.
This life is the present, growing up, wandering, parting, the future of the past. It can bring sighs or hope, like last year's weather and the old pavilion.
To my longtime readers:
Five years later, Yao Ye is rewriting "Clear Dream."
Have they changed? Have you changed?
No answer is needed. Just know that some things will never change. Neither they nor you have changed. For example, they still speak with sparkling eyes of the three wishes they made for you:
First, may life unfold as it will,
Second, may the soul be free and unconstrained,
Third, may we always be by each other's side.
The wind and frost seem not to have changed your face; facing each other, we cling close, tears welling in our eyes.
Why do you still enter my dreams tonight? Clearly, so many years have passed since we were together.
Du Heng's story, by Ye Zi
Zhi Luo's story, by Xiao Yao
It's 2022, and I'm having a hard time settling down. I wonder if I can come back and fill the hole. My favorite Qingchuan novel in junior high school, it was inexplicably why I liked Fourth Master and Heng'er. Even though I haven't read Chuanwen for a long time now, "Qingmeng Wuhen" is still the only Chuanwen that I remember.
Does anyone have the resources for the locked chapters? I love this book so much.
It's 2026, my favorite Qingchuan article
Please update in 2026, the best Luoluo and Shisan
Leave a message, I like Qingmeng Wuhen very much, and I also like Xinqingmeng very much. I look forward to my return~
This year I wanted to take another look at Qingmeng Wuhen, which I watched in college, and found that Yao Ye had re-written one. But this one is locked a lot and hasn't been updated yet! I still like the paper version of Qingmeng Wuhen that I read in college.
Looking forward to the update, I will come and see Heng'er from time to time. There is a different Fourth Master here. Hope it ends.
Hey, the most profound thing in my memory is Qing Meng Wuhen. When I saw the story of Thirteen and Sangsang, I cried to death. I stumbled across this article. It was an unexpected joy. I won't update it now. It's a huge pity.
Cry to death. . . Demon Ye guys, when will the update be updated?
The old version of Qingmeng Wuhen can never be surpassed by Yao Ye. It records that period, that state of mind, which was willful, unwilling to be dull, but more peaceful. I really like the Thirteenth Prince in it, and Tong Jia Zhiluo's Amma. Through the soul, the author can see the similarities in himself. He can see everything but can't let go of anything. However, day after day, it will eventually pass.