Literary Version:
I call three ounces of moonlight, and pour them into your heart.
Who could ever hold on to the recklessness of youth?
Fallen blossoms drift into the lotus pond; neither heart is lost.
No tears from a beauty are seen, only a young girl's wistful sighs.
Her red wedding makeup is barely applied when the konghou begins to play.
I paint a hall of spring* colors, and make a wedding dress for you.
That moonlight, endless and unwaning, is just like the heart he never once opened.
Regular Version:
Duanmu Rong, the favored daughter of the Confucian school's leader, sneaks out under cover of night to the front courtyard of the Little Sage Village, hoping to read a few books. Unexpectedly, a young man falls from the sky and carries her off. He says he is Gai Nie, a disciple of the Guigu School, and that he needs her help. And so begins their journey through the jianghu.
The day the Inner Guigu opens has arrived. All under heaven are stirred by the legendary Guigu manual. Though everything seems calm on the surface, dark currents roil beneath. Guided by his master, Mu Qing, the Guiguzi, and Nian Duan, the leader of the Medical School, Gai Nie seeks help from an utterly unexpected person: Duanmu Rong, the Confucian school's eldest young lady.
A reserved young man setting out with a sheltered young girl was bound to lead to friction and trouble. With internal enemies repeatedly obstructing them and external foes constantly in pursuit, their journey proves exceptionally difficult...
They say the jianghu is treacherous. What is truly treacherous is the human heart, yet the most beautiful thing in this world is also, precisely, the human heart.
The story of the brash young Gai Nie, a novice to the jianghu, taking the inexperienced young Duanmu Rong on a journey across the world.
Theme:
What's the ending? Ronger just disappeared like this. Oh wow, the teacher wrote well!
The writing style that describes his smile is so good.
The reason why Jing Ke and Li Ji are brothers and sisters is because Jing Ke studied under Li Ji's grandfather. Li Ji's original name was Gongsun Li, a native of Wei. The setting that Jing Ke is the adopted son of Nianduan is actually very flawed. This type of person should be the person Nian Duan dislikes the most. In addition, Duan Murong is not an only daughter. She is the legitimate daughter and eldest daughter of Duanmu Jingde. Duan Murong has many younger brothers and sisters. Duanmu Jingde had three wives and four concubines from a wealthy family, while Duanmu Rong had many half-brothers and sisters.
Finally I saw an article about Rongrong and Gai Nie! Most of them are about Wei Zhuang and Gai Nie.
So pretty! The author's writing is so good! Will there be a second part? Why did Ronger disappear at the end?
I really enjoyed watching it and read it many times. I just want to know if there are any more T_T
I just saw such a good article... It's really a sin... Speaking of which, I really hate open endings. I feel like I can't catch my breath and then hold it back... But the author's writing style seems really enjoyable~
It's actually harmonious... The harmonious part is: he didn't seem to get in, or did he get in and pull out again? But she didn't bleed...
I think it's pretty good~ Look at my sincere big eyes●●
I think the introduction in the literary version should be longer and could be used as lyrics~●●