Ever since Bai Suzhen flooded Jinshan Temple fifteen years ago, Fahai had left the temple with the orphan she and Xu Xian had left behind, and wandered from place to place. Xu Shilin, whose Buddhist name was Wunian, was Bai Suzhen and Xu Xian's son. He had half the blood of a snake demon and was exceptionally intelligent. He had never met his birth parents, and had been raised by Fahai from childhood. Yet he felt for his master in a way that went beyond the bond between master and disciple, though he had never dared to reveal it to Fahai. It was not until he turned eighteen, when Fahai told him to leave, that he lost control and confessed his feelings. But Fahai only began avoiding him like a venomous beast. Heartbroken, Shilin left, and accidentally killed someone. The bloodshed awakened the demonic nature he had suppressed inside himself, and from then on, he was doomed beyond redemption...
It's been so long since I've been here and I still haven't gained weight. . .
It's been a long time since I've been here and I've coded so much. Fuel code.
Is Wu Nian the Buddhist name of Xu Nianbai? In memory of Bai Suzhen? Why is it called Wu Nian?
The number of words in each chapter is a little short, not enough to read...
The text begins, look forward to it. . .
Is Bai Suzhen dead or just missing?
I always thought that Fahai and Xu Xian were a couple, but here Xu Xian is being used as cannon fodder...
Bonus points for your debut novel. . .
→_→I entered it by mistake. After seeing the name Fahai, I closed it decisively. After a few seconds, I opened it again. I was really curious about how I would write about him. I have roughly read these two chapters, and they are pretty good, but I feel like this should be labeled as fan fiction...