The Eighteenth Layer: Lotus Hell

Reading Mr. Xiao Zhou's books, if you don't have experience, you won't be able to read them into your heart. Those who understand, even a few words are worth a thousand words. There are only four words in this adult's story: his aura is compelling. At the end of this story, bits and pieces of the truth were slowly revealed, but what really shocked me was the plot added by the classmates on the 14th floor. I just clicked on this chapter casually, but I didn't expect that the truth always exceeded my knowledge. I haven't been so shocked for a long, long time. I think it was just like this when I read that Xiao Zhou hanged himself. I really... Like it so much.

Tell me the plot. Guiyuan himself introduced in Tianya that the emperor was actually a couple with Yue Haichuan, but in order to conceal this relationship and protect Yue Haichuan, he directed all his attention to Rong Muzhi, hinting that Rong Muzhi's sister and his lover were Rong Muzhi, and his unlimited connivance towards the two siblings also made the courtiers attack them desperately. Rong Muzhi had been blessed with spiritual power since he was a child and was regarded as unlucky by his family. They killed his mother and wanted to kill him, but because he was protected by demons and gods, it was difficult to kill him. He was hurt too much by his family when he was a child, and no one was willing to love and protect him. He couldn't face this situation, so he made up the illusion that he actually loved his sister, and her sister once held his hand and gave him warmth. But the real situation is that his sister has always been jealous of him because he was born from a concubine, and she despised him. She was afraid that he would die, so she even gave him a knife. Rong Muzhi's blood flowed onto her sister's skirt at that time and was preserved as a blood curse. After entering the palace, her sister had never been favored by the emperor, and the emperor made her believe that he loved her brother, so he did everything possible to cause trouble for Rong Muzhi, put a blood curse on the piano, and opened the demon path, all for Rong Muzhi. After Rong Muzhi finally understood all this, he felt that he had no hope of life, so he jumped into the river flower pond and was rescued by Qin Jiu. At that time, Yue Qinjiu accidentally saw the affair between Yue Haichuan and the emperor. The emperor killed her without telling Yue Haichuan. As a result, when she was about to die, the demon door opened and she was possessed by an extremely powerful demon. She killed all those who attacked her and walked to the street in a chaotic manner. She was caught by Rong Muzhi and was thrown into a prison. But Qin Jiu's body is not dead, and has been hiding behind the demon. In the second episode "Liu Li Disease", Rong Muzhi planned to kill Qin Jiu, but found out that she was still alive, and developed feelings for this weak and unfortunate girl, while the demon was obsessed with Rong Muzhi. King Yonglin's illusion skills were taught by the emperor to use him as a shield. Basically, this group of people are victims of the relationship between the emperor and Yue Haichuan. That flower was a hybrid of human and demon. Rong Muzhi killed his parents and then killed him before he discovered that they were not all demons. He pinned his soul on Epiphyllum. Tanye hated him very much and always wanted to kill him, but was also very afraid of him.

I rewatched "Beauty Lamp" today, and I was reminded of the Eighteenth Floor as I watched it. How can a person with a cold nature be qualified to be lovable? When and when will I meet someone before I can say "please love me, please love me too". Having an unrequited love for a dragon is already very miserable, and there are still illusions everywhere. I will read this chapter in a few years. The plot is very impactful and is suitable for reading late at night. It is suitable for reading when you are negative. It will not be enjoyable until the end. Who taught life to be so bleak? After reading the plot interpretation, I read it again and realized the foreshadowing. The emperor's ambiguous attitude is the main culprit.

Also, it turns out that the origin of Qin Jiu is here, and all the details are perfect, but the glamorous and perverted prime minister does not seem to be from this dynasty, so General, wait a minute, do I have anything to do with this article? Can anyone who knows please explain it?

The emperor liked Rong Muzhi, so Rong Qian hated him, but Rong Muzhi liked Rong Qian I guess

What a great story. When can we see the third part~

I like this weird atmosphere very much, but... I really don't understand it~

What a beautiful story, like a flower in the middle of the night, but not like Tan Ye, it is as charming as Xiao Rong, but more gorgeous. In the past, I saw people praising Salinger, saying that he was really telling stories, and this piece of "Guiyuan Da" also has such a superb meaning. It's easy to lift, what a skill!

I don't seem to understand, but I still want to scatter flowers.

Heart-wrenching despair Laughing wildly Look at these, continue to sink and act Then fall asleep quietly under the afterglow Tranquil as if pure from another world Crazy, but as it should be