A story, a legend; an era, a parting and reunion.
In this murky mortal world, pure beauty shines bright.
Dreams and souls drift far away, while the passing years gleam bright.
Set it down, take comfort in it: this is the road home.
The Record of Floating Dreams is complete: six hundred thousand words to chronicle the folly of passing years, the rustling wind, and the driving rain.
One is a bold and unrestrained man who rescued her when they were young;
One is her handsome and peerless elder brother, betrothed to her since childhood;
A secret of the imperial city, a rare and precious treasure;
All thrown into a world of rivers and lakes, amid the flames of war.
Will theirs be a love too deep to last, lost to the world of rivers and lakes? Or will they walk hand in hand through life and face death together...?
Listen as The Record of Floating Dreams tells you a once-in-a-century romance from Republican-era China and uncovers a secret buried in history for a thousand years.
I like it, well written!
The name Quan Kai feels very uncomfortable.
Oops, the protagonists are all out
I finally saw a small climax, come on
There are relatively few writing about the Republic of China now. It is not popular, so there are few readers. The author should persevere.
The author is a newcomer and his writing is good. I like you.
Why no one commented.