Twelve Kingdoms: Mist over Luojia, a Light Haze Beneath the Moon

I recently revisited Chronicle of the Twelve Kingdoms and read the text again. 14 Years later, I still feel that sense of loss.

This article made a mistake from the beginning. The heroine is a womb, and her household registration defaults to Sheng Guo Qiao. Later, when she enters Fang Kingdom's fairy registration, her household registration will be changed to Fang. It is impossible for a Fang citizen to become the king of Qiao Kingdom, and Fang Kingdom will not choose an egg fruit that does not bear its own country as its king, so the heroine loses her destiny from the third chapter. For example, Ling, whose nationality means becoming an immortal in a talented country.

What a surprise I haven't seen such a good fan for a long time! Yang Ran has a thorough understanding of the Twelve Kingdoms... And a good grasp of the characters... Reading it in one breath feels like reading the original work...

She said that Hui is very good-looking~~~I personally like the heroine's character very much. Although she is very indifferent in her behavior, others may think she is cold-blooded, but there is such a one and only, and this one and only is cherished.

Last year we gathered at this gate, where the peach blossoms on both sides of the Taiwan Strait reflected each other's beauty. I don't know where the old friend has gone, but the peach blossoms still smile in the spring breeze. No matter how long we have been together, one day we will leave, but the wounds left behind cannot be erased. We can only wait for the passage of time, and let the painful wounds slowly grow old, gradually fade away, and will not disappear. Just like those who have passed away, the disappearing smiles only appear in dreams and in the fragments of memory. When I saw the death of the King of Dai and the Qilin at the end, and the gathering of the four kings and the four Qilin of the Four Kingdoms by Yan Qingqiao, one person was missing in the end, and this person would never appear again. At that time, I shed tears. There was no reason, it was just pure tears. Thinking of them in the story and Pengli's smile when watching anime, in fact, I have always hoped that they can be well, forever and ever. But this is just an expectation. I like the anime Twelve Kingdoms very much, and along with these fan novels about the Twelve Kingdoms, I really hope more people can like it and continue to write about it forever, and so do I. I just wrote a fanfic about the Twelve Kingdoms. It was written in Tangyuan called (Twelve Kingdoms Fanfiction Away). It may only be a little bit, but I hope everyone can support it. Watching the rain behind the curtain, remembering the past for hundreds of years, the sun was shining, looking back at dusk, only the breeze was drunk, the only sky swept, covered with dust, tears soaked in pearls, three glasses of wine, slightly rippling...

This is the best article I've ever read - bar none. I watched it at least 6 times. I first watched it when I was in high school. At that time, I was just watching the plot. I didn't understand it, but I liked it very much. Later I read it again when I was in college, and experienced some things that were quite painful, but very tempered for me... When I read this article again later, I suddenly found that I could understand many of Luo Jia's ideas! ! My personality is somewhat similar to hers, and in my heart, I may be looking forward to a relationship that will last forever. The whole article is full of philosophical thinking. The narrative is lightly laid out, but the customs and customs of the twelve countries are shown in a few intersecting lines in just a few strokes. Every country, every king, and every unicorn has its own legend and history. After reading the whole book, I feel that many of the characters are vivid and not just old jokes that need to be purely set up for the development of the plot. After reading a lot of romance, I felt like vomiting, it was so fake! But this article is not at all cliché: Wang and Qilin's "needless to say", flowing emotions are particularly desirable. I have read a lot of books over the years, including so-called XX strange books and XX popular books... However, this article is the only one that makes me linger and never forget it. I almost cried in many places, because of "the impermanence of heaven" and "the vow and companionship that will never be separated".

Hee hee. I finally finished reading it. Although it has nothing to do with love, this kind of eternal companionship cannot but make people happy.

The bond between Wang and Qilin is really well written~~ After watching so many ACs, I'm always confused about the bonds that appear from time to time~ But after reading this article, I really feel it~~~~~~(>_<)

When I saw the ending, I felt a bit sad, but I always felt that this was the best ending! "If they are separated for a long time, they will be united, and if they are united for a long time, they will be divided." No one can be king forever, it is just a matter of the length of time. Although I had a premonition when I saw it halfway, especially when I saw the date every five years, this feeling became even stronger. Sure enough, there is no such thing as a banquet in the world. The death of the Thai king is also an inevitable result. Although I had this idea, when I saw it, I still couldn't accept it. How abominable! Why is this the ending! Why! Why! It's really abominable! Damn it! Well! But from another perspective, this seems to be the fate of Qilin and the king in The Twelve Kingdoms. An inescapable fate! Inescapable shackles! A bond that can't be let go! "Qilin promises the king a lifetime promise, and the king gives Qilin a lifetime of prosperity." They are half of each other, relying on each other, never leaving, and complementing each other. Qilin said: "I will obey the destiny, welcome the Lord, never leave the imperial palace, never disobey the imperial edict, and swear loyalty." The king said, "I forgive." This is a lifetime commitment and a lifetime responsibility. Why doesn't there be a retirement mechanism in The Twelve Kingdoms? Why did Qilin work for the Emperor of Heaven, but once he died, he ended up with no body left? Why should Qilin be blamed for the king's wrongdoing? Why is it that the Emperor of Heaven bestows the kingly energy, but in the end, Qilin has to bear it? Why do people who are willing to be ordinary have to be forced to have the responsibility of kings? Why is it that as long as you violate the laws of the Emperor of Heaven, you will be unjust? Why does something that is obviously the right thing produce bad results? Why do two people, both good people, turn against each other in the end? Why can't kind people have good results? Why didn't Qilin clearly point out where the king was when he was clearly chosen by Heaven? The heaven and the earth are unkind, and only have personal grudges. They regard monsters as outside the heavenly code, regard unicorns as rotten dogs, and regard kings as slaves. With such a sad way of heaven, it's no wonder that while Penglai was prosperous and advanced, the Twelve Kingdoms still seemed so shabby and ancient. Qilin lost his way and the king died, demons were rampant, Qilin chose the king, and the cycle continued. At least we can still formulate the rules we need and choose the life we ​​want. And that world is all under the control of God. The laws prescribed by God, the king chosen by God, the joy, sorrow, and pain endured are all determined by God. The god was angry, so there was no unicorn or king in the country, so demons were rampant, the people were displaced, and the people were in dire straits. The king chosen by God has good luck, is responsible, has perseverance and strength, so the people live and work in peace and contentment, so everyone is healthy and happy. What a sad and pitiful world! This is the best-written Twelve Kingdoms fanfic I have ever seen, and it also has the best description of the characters. The protagonist is neither too strong nor too weak. Although there are some small parts that seem to be crooked as the writing becomes more and more complicated, I can always get back to the point in time. After the big boss Liao Zhi They suddenly disappeared, and there seemed to be a foreshadowing behind Qianliu and Sumireike, but they suddenly disappeared like this, which caused a little regret, but it was better like this, because I always felt that if one day Qiaoguo fell into trouble, it might be these two evildoers. And I don't want to see the ending, which will change from a happy ending to a bad ending. Moreover, it is unlikely that all the bad guys will die in reality. Finally, thank you, what a great article.

Looking back after many years, the author is still persevering. I'm so surprised that I'm still squatting in this pit. It turns out I'm not the only one who is so nostalgic! It feels great to have someone grow old with me too!