"Yue Su Xiang", with a total text count of about 10,000, is considered a work suitable for the Chinese Valentine's Day.
"Stubborn illness" means "obsession with a long-term illness that cannot be cured." Basically, the entire article was written late at night. While writing the article, "Three Thousand Years Later" was constantly playing in my ears. The inscription is also one of the lyrics, so the style of the entire article is inevitably a bit sensational...
The brotherhood and love between Yue and Su are all very hazy, which just struck me as cute... So I couldn't help but imagine what the two people were like on Kunlun Mountain before the story of the ancient sword, and I am also happy to describe the fresh and vivid feelings of youth.
In addition, most of the information shows that Jiangdu in the ancient sword roughly refers to the current Yangzhou, so the descriptions of Jiangdu's scenery in the article are all based on Yangzhou.
Conception: