Drawing the Bow to Its Fullest (GL)

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The full moon opens Zhou Chuan; immortals and mortals alike face tribulations. A hundred paces away, the green poplar tree is shattered.

With one eye guarding Yue Jiang, he splits the earth and opens the mountains; one arrow fells ten thousand heroes.

The Dragon God Guang Lianyu was punished and sent down to the mortal realm for stealing the divine artifact Yuejiang Crossbow. Still undeterred, he went on to steal the divine artifact Zhou Chuan Bow, where he met its kind and righteous owner, the immortal Cai Mei, Qu Mei.

Qu Renqin, originally named Qu Mei, was once a painted bunting who cultivated to become an immortal. The Immortal Emperor took a liking to her and bestowed upon her the ancient divine artifact Zhou Chuan Bow. After she accidentally wounded Guang Lianyu, she felt deeply guilty. So when Guang Lianyu's great enemy came to attack, Qu Renqin sacrificed herself for righteousness. Before she could voice the feelings stirring in her heart, she passed away.

Guang Lianyu finally understood why the Immortal Emperor had once scattered Zhou Chuan and Yue Jiang, and quietly waited for Qu Renqin to be reborn.

But this time, Qu Renqin was reborn from the flames as a phoenix.

[Uh, this is a story about a forceful, mature T and a sweet, innocent P]

Ending:

Guang Lianyu's golden eyes brimmed with tenderness. She turned lightly and rose into the air, flying away alongside Qu Renqin.

The bright moon hung in the sky, with sparse stars stretching for miles. A dragon and a phoenix intertwined as they flew overhead, surrounded by drifting immortal mists and auspicious signs.

Special thanks:

Thanks to my friend Yuan Si Yuwen for giving me these names:

“Zhou Chuan”

“Yue Jiang”

“Guang Lianyu”

“Qu Renqin”

“Xuanji”

“Shi Weijing”

[Mu Zhaoyan 2012/9/2]

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