A Tether to the Mortal World

I am extremely fortunate to be able to see this article. My word choice is not very good, so I can only express my thoughts in a simple way. In this day and age, where superficial love and fleeting romances abound, and love-struck individuals are rampant, I feel incredibly fortunate to witness such profound affection.

This ending isn't bad for Xiao Yao either.

Donggua's earlier romance novels in classical Chinese style had a unique charm...

Can a flower still be considered a flower if it's just looking at it?

The old fly hasn't even come out yet; there's still more trouble to come.

Holy crap, all that knowledge of poison techniques was for nothing?!

Damn, why is it so complicated? Just kill it directly. If you can't kill it, go back and practice more before trying again.

It was so wonderful that I read it in one go. From martial arts to food to film and beauty, the author wrote about everything vividly. Each novel was meticulously crafted and captivating!

Seeing this ending suddenly reminded me of the ending of "The Little Prince," where the Little Prince thought there were countless roses like his own, but in the end he realized that his rose was different from all the other roses. Xiao Yao was lucky, though; she was able to go back.

I like your writing about worldly entanglements. I like the master's style. I also like Tingfeng's personality and Ye Yi's reluctance to part. Only by tasting the fruit can one know what they truly want, what they are pursuing, and what they are reluctant to let go of. Life is about experiencing everything. I like your writing. Keep it up! Haha!