I Long to Cast Off All Restraint and Drink Myself into Oblivion

When will this endless night finally end? My loyal heart and crimson blood stain my robes. I’ll share a taste of the new wine with you by the Huai River, then ask about the misty rain of the martial world. Updates every other day. Plot-driven. Basically, it’s a story about saving tragic characters and fighting against the plot. The male lead, Chang Ge, is a martial arts fanatic with looks, strength, and intelligence all off the charts. Men and women, young and old, all love him. He is extremely overpowered, and has a golden finger. You can read this as an original story. Notice about going VIP: I never imagined this story would make it this far. It’s been so cold, and I know it. I’m not expecting to shoot to fame or become rich and successful. I only hope to finish it smoothly, without any drama. A lot has happened since I started writing this, and I still haven’t climbed out of my slump. But I’ll finish it, no matter what. Thank you all for your support. The price is set at 40; once you buy it, you can read the latest chapters. Please understand, and don’t let new readers wander in by mistake. The second book, Let Crimson Blood Wash a Loyal Heart Blurb: The long night will eventually end. Let crimson blood wash a loyal heart. The image left behind in the desolate river returns to its perfect form; beneath the bright moon over the sea, jade gives birth to smoke. The protagonist is the Qin Dad's younger sister. New stories: [I Rely on My Instincts to Cling to Powerful People] [Saving the Protagonist in an OOC Crossover World!] Completed stories: Sword Three series: Yingchuan's Adorable Pets [Three Kingdoms: Cangyun] [Crossover] How Do You Fix a Wife Who's a Technical Expert? The Girl and Her Blade [Crossover] (Transmigrate Into a Book) The Old Qin Dad, Please Take Me Along My friend's stories: Whoever Gets Five Stars Is a Dog [Crossover], and the story she's writing in collaboration with it: I Was Supposed to Turn into a Dog, So How Did I Become a Cat? [Crossover] Things to know before starting: First, approach this story with caution. Approach it with caution. Approach it with caution. This is a cold story, and I don't care about the earnings. I just want to enjoy writing it. Second, none of the following applies to friendly readers who come with an open mind, respect the author, and are willing to have a polite discussion. Third, the author is letting loose. I come up with settings on a whim, and they serve the plot, not the original work. If you think something is wrong, then yes, I've changed it. Fourth, don't leave comments telling me how to write, or saying things like "XXX is so annoying" or "XXX is so confusing." If you can do better, write it yourself. Also, this is an ensemble story, not a solo performance by any one character. If you only want to see names and don't care about the plot, should I just copy and paste a thousand times for you? Fifth, do I really need to say whose comments matter more: readers who've followed the story all along, or readers who show up halfway through, read the first three chapters, and immediately start running their mouths? Yes, I treat people differently. Sixth, respect goes both ways. If you don't respect me, don't blame me for ignoring you. Seventh, the author isn't a saint or God, and can't take into account every reader's idea of every character. And since I'm the one writing this, the story will only reflect my own ideas. Eighth, if you've read the first six points and still think you can't accept the story, you're welcome to click the red X in the upper right. There's no need to tell me, thanks. If someone suddenly steps in shit, they can curse about it. But if someone warns you there's shit there and you still go step in it, then curse about it, there's something wrong with you. Theme: My fate is mine to control, not Heaven's