[Gong-Su] Strings of Song Drawn by a Sword (Original Title: The Song Is Unfinished)

Name Change Notice: After updating Chapter Three, I was browsing a certain forum and came across a highly praised Gong-Su story also called The Song Goes On. It was written last year, though it only had an opening and was left unfinished... When my best friend and I came up with the title, we specifically looked through all the Gong-Su and Su-Gong stories in my collection, so I don't know how we missed this one and ended up with the same title. Since my story came later, I'm changing the name to avoid confusion. I'll remove the note about the old title after a while. Thanks for your understanding, everyone who's reading. As for the new title... My best friend and I, both hopeless at coming up with names, discussed it for over a month [...]. In the end, the two of us could only come up with this. Well. When Tu Su woke, he was still in that beautiful, quiet little village, a full year before the bloody day. Knowing how things began and how they ended, could he change fate by avoiding that encounter from the very start? A pair of eyes opened within the Pill Pavilion, filled with a silent smile. Past and future, now that he had another chance, how could he fail again~ He deliberately veers off course, yet their paths cross in a way that fits fate's design perfectly. Past and present overlap, and the stories of old acquaintances seem familiar yet strange. How will this life end? Tu Su said: "I'm going to change history. Redleaf Lake, big brother, all of it can go to hell." Shao Gong said: "Since I've been given another chance, if I don't succeed in retrieving the other half of my soul, how could I face anyone~" In short, it's a story about two people getting a second go at life and both wanting to change history, only to be brought together by a series of twists and turns until they fall in love. Updates are glacially slow. I promise I won't abandon it, but I can't promise it'll be finished while you're still alive. The writing is plain, with no literary flair to speak of. It's bland and watery, like clear soup. I only wanted to make up for some of the game's regrets and give them a happy ending, while adding my own thoughts about certain events and people. That's how this story came to be. Since the characters have lived through everything once before, their personalities may change to some extent. I think people change, after all, especially when they get to live their lives over again. To make up for things or avoid them, some changes are needed. Of course, I won't change things without restraint. Overall, it'll stay close to the original. So if you've read all that and still choose to keep going, thank you for reading.