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Synopsis of the serious version of the story:
Emotional Main Line 1: Hua Shu and Jiu'er have a tacit understanding, deep love, kindness as deep as the sea, and no regrets.
Emotional Main Line 2: Hua Shu and Yan Xin are close friends, they go through life and death, their love is selfless, and they are moved but not moved.
The main theme of the novel: heroism and righteousness, pleasure in the world, small love and joy, but never selfishness, great love for the world.
Description method: Chapter style, narrative style, double flashback description technique.
"Volume 1: Sick Meijiang Blood": Huashu, the leader of the Beikun Kingdom, is the last line of the blood of the five ancient gods. Although he is the leader of the country, he is unfortunately born with a disease. All the doctors have concluded that he will not survive more than 20 years. After fighting in all directions, Hua Shu became seriously ill and sought medical treatment. He fell in love with Jiu'er, a disciple of Chonghong, the medical master, but was unexpectedly brought back to Beikun by the Queen Mother in despicable ways. Jiu'er misunderstood Hua Shu for three years and finally found Hua Shu's Peiyu, but found that Hua Shu's health was deteriorating in the palace. Jiu'er decided to take Hua Shu out of the temple. Hua Shu saw that she had not much time left, so she followed Jiu'er out of the palace. The Empress Dowager ordered Cang, a martial arts family, to seek help from Luo Xia of Pingzhuang. However, this romantic young man who had a "natural match" with Hua Shu and was known as the Young Master of China had a different kind of affection for Hua Shu. When Luo Xia tried his best to help Hua Shu and his party escape the pursuit, Hua Shu drove him away.
Hua Shu, the master of Kunming, stayed in Qingtao Pavilion of Biyuan Mountain for the rest of his life after being robbed from the secret path. He kept coughing up blood all day long without telling Jiu'er. Yan Xin, the prince of the country of Hantang, visited Hua Shu on the mountain to compete with Hua Shu. He found that Hua Shu was seriously ill and told Hua Shu that his terminal illness was not incurable, but because Hua Shu blindly took off the Kowloon Golden Ring. Hua Shu was grateful to Yan Xin and thanked God for leaving his life, but he had to continue. He went back to the palace where he finally escaped to seize the Kowloon Golden Ring. Unexpectedly, through a series of connected stories, Hua Shu finally discovered that the cause of his father Hua Tao's death was a fraud.
"Volume 2: Love Poison Hua Wan": There are rumors in the world that there are two ways to take the poison Hua Wan. Facing the mirror will erase the memory, and looking at a person will make you fall deeply in love with that person. Huashu became weak-willed after his mother-killing made a big mistake, and finally drank "Huawan", looked in the mirror, and forgot about his past. At the same time, Jianghu Evil Manor sent killers to intercept and kill Jiu'er. Although Hua Shu had forgotten his seven-year relationship with Jiu'er, he still prevented disaster for him out of righteousness. Jiu'er was injured and soaked into the ice lake to save Hua Shu, but could not hold on at the last moment and fell to the bottom of the lake. Hua Shu tried his best to rescue Jiu'er ashore, but the people of Evil Manor took advantage of the danger and once again drank the highly poisonous "Hua Wan". The evil village humiliated Hua Shu's body and spirit in all kinds of ways, and Hua Shu, who had never given up on survival, finally lost all hope of survival. And Jiu'er, who once had a tacit understanding with Hua Shu, can she rekindle Hua Shu's desire to die this time?
Hua Shu finally discovered that the sixteen people who insulted him that day were all his close confidants. They were all instigated by traitors and could not be killed or released. He was in extreme pain for a while. Out of righteousness, Hua Shu chose to endure the humiliation and take advantage of the situation, and made the enemy of the Duanmu family a concubine. Unexpectedly, Duanmu became pregnant with the prince through despicable means. Can Hua Shu, who has always been benevolent and kind-hearted, kill his enemies with his own hands? Should the prince be guaranteed or not? Can his mind tolerate the humiliating past? Was it because Hua Shu was selfish and wanted to fulfill his "dream" of staying away from the temple for a year after leaving the palace? Or was it a trial given to him by God to make him a qualified monarch of Beikun?
As for Jiu'er, who is more than four years younger than Hua Shu, can she understand the vicissitudes of life behind Hua Shu's so-called "man's loyalty to death"? The love between the two has gone through so many immature escapes and misunderstandings. How can they return to the excitement of love at first sight?
[Jiang Yan 2013-5-19 second draft revised]
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