How far away is Chang'an? Raise your eyes and you can see the sun, but not Chang'an.
Many, many years later, after I had gazed upon the dazzling splendor of Chang'an, all my ministers knelt in rows along the steps of the Phoenix Gate. I raised a hand to touch the twelve imperial emblems and the coiled dragon at my waist. Tears filled my eyes, blurring the splendor of Chang'an's distant corners. Only then did I understand that the ending had been decided from the very beginning of the story.
I am the emperor. This radiant Chang'an, this flourishing Han realm at peace and prosperity, is all mine.
But my Chang'an has no A Jiao.
P.S.
1. This story is not written in the first person or from the emperor's perspective. The blurb is deliberately "misleading."
2. I'm writing this on a whim, and the author will take "reasonable" liberties. Please don't nitpick the historical details. A word of warning, dear readers: history buffs, enter at your own risk! Seriously, don't say you weren't warned!
3. [This one is important.] I originally planned to start posting later, but then I saw that Jinjiang's red packet system was about to shut down. I realized I hadn't given anything back to my readers, and it made me feel pretty bad. So I'll be handing out lots of red packets! Here's how it works: the first three readers to leave a positive comment on each chapter will get one, and long reviews will get one too. Please leave comments and send flowers! Many thanks! ^_^
1. Currently drafting: The second installment in the "No Traveler at the End of the World Doesn't Long for Home" series, "Lotus Lantern." Readers who followed "Lotus Lantern" will enjoy this one. Highly recommended!
2. A Draco/Hermione Harry Potter fanfic, a little angsty: "When the Boys Were Young" (Harry Potter). Word is this story made a whole lot of readers cry. Why does the author think it's not that angsty...? If you click in and end up crying, don't blame the author! =.=
3. All-Purpose Male Lead vs. Slightly Fussy Female Lead: A story in the "Aristocratic Families" series. Big love for Brother Xiao Feng, this one is the author's heart and soul.
4. A fanfic of the TVB series "Tiger Cubs": Yao Meiling vs. Du Tianyu.
5. A modern romance about wealthy families: An overview of the "No Traveler at the End of the World Doesn't Long for Home" series. If you like the series, click in for a surprise!
6. Completed novellas and short stories:
New short story:
Currently drafting a new story. The blurb is up and you can add it to your favorites:
Intended message:
Although Emperor Qin and Emperor Wu of Han were tied, in terms of love, Emperor Qin was superior. No matter how Confucianists criticized Emperor Qin, they did not let Emperor Qin be known as lustful. Gillian was more suitable to be Emperor Qin's person. Emperor Qin valued love, and Gillian would never be insulted by this.
Due to personal preference, I always have a special liking for the stubborn and proud heroine.
Many times I search for novels with Chen Gillian as the protagonist. It's not that I didn't see this article during the search. In fact, I saw this article at least four times during the search. But I never thought of opening this article and almost missed it because of the title.
"Autumn in the Han Palace, Falling Flowers Follow the Water" Now it seems that Autumn in the Han Palace is also about what happened in the Han Dynasty. It is full of ancient charm and implies that this article is a tragedy. It conforms to the general style of large-scale writing. Falling flowers chase water, which is consistent with this article. All the mechanisms are in vain. If you miss something, you will miss it. I don't mean to make a big deal about the title, but it's true that I didn't click on this title several times.
The text is large and antique, but there is no need to overload it with rhetoric. After entering V later, the rhythm was well controlled and the atmosphere was well rendered, but it was too much of a stream of consciousness. I still don't understand what he saw when he went to Bolangsha for the second time. At first, I tended to think that he knew that Gillian was now with Liu Rong. Although the heroine saw through the bustling world, she knew that Liu Che did not choose to move after seeing her daughter. I think she still hoped that the father and daughter could recognize each other. But Da Da said that although he knew that it was his daughter, he did not dare to face it or think about it. So why did he come back in despair after going to Bolangsha for the second time?
Liu Rong takes the lead as the second male lead. I tend to think that his relationship with Gillian has changed over time. Gillian's disappointment in Liu Che is also an assist and has an element of empathy. After her relationship slowly ran out and she realized that her love with Liu Che was not as good as she imagined, Gillian would definitely ask herself several times what would have happened if she had chosen Liu Rong and whether she would have been happy. Comparing the two, feelings may be tilted. So when fate asked her to choose again for the second time, she made another choice. Choosing Liu Rong is not so much choosing a lover as it is another reflection of Gillian's fight against fate and pursuit of happiness. I think Liu Rong should be the kind of companion who comes to the old age. But Gillian's gibbering in her dream made me think that she actually liked Liu Rong from the beginning but didn't know it, or that she had a crush on both. But from the previous actions, I feel that Gillian loved Liu Che at the beginning. I hope the author can help me clear up my doubts!
Full of love for Gillian. What he did did allowed Wei Zifu to take advantage of him.
Is this the third time you have read this book? I watched it for the first time and am still waiting for the update, but I want to ask, what did the emperor see when he went to Bolangsha for the third time? I hope someone who understands can give me an answer. Thanks.
She held a pair of imperial hands that turned into clouds, and had a spring and autumn dream of growing old with her son.
The beginning of the story was well written, but it was too sad at the end. It was good to abuse the male protagonist, but the female protagonist should not have left like this. You should fight all the way to the end and become the winner.
But, in my Chang'an, there is no Gillian anymore. Congratulations on the completion, a great article. Although the writing style has flaws, it is more touching.
Damn those old bitches! To slander such a crime, Jiaojiao's child must be Liu Zhu's. Damn it, Liu Zhu's IQ is cheating on Jiaojiao when he went online. How long has it been since the lotus pond was repaired? How long has it been since the mud horse Liu Rong left? Jiaojiao is pregnant and slandered her, but she still blames Liu Rong? Even Ruan Wan can figure out what's wrong and go look for him. What's more, the more important thing is that his body should not be found. I don't even want to see if the lotus pond is connected. I'm going to have fun, Liu Che, this pig!
Liu Che should torture Wei Zifu to death. Then he was tortured
It reminds me of the story of the Golden House, which is quite good.
[Lotus Tower] the Sound of Flutes Fills Luo City
[Hp]the Story of Time
[Hp]dusk Is Falling
Shadow Catcher
Dreamer
[Ping Pong] Seek Defeat
You Are Light, You Are Electricity
It's You Who Comes Back
The Legitimate Daughter
Autumn at the Han Palace: A Love Left Behind in the Southern Garden
The Phoenix Hairpin
Win a Handsome Man, Join a Tycoon Family
Although Emperor Qin and Emperor Wu of Han were tied, in terms of love, Emperor Qin was superior. No matter how Confucianists criticized Emperor Qin, they did not let Emperor Qin be known as lustful. Gillian was more suitable to be Emperor Qin's person. Emperor Qin valued love, and Gillian would never be insulted by this.
Due to personal preference, I always have a special liking for the stubborn and proud heroine. Many times I search for novels with Chen Gillian as the protagonist. It's not that I didn't see this article during the search. In fact, I saw this article at least four times during the search. But I never thought of opening this article and almost missed it because of the title. "Autumn in the Han Palace, Falling Flowers Follow the Water" Now it seems that Autumn in the Han Palace is also about what happened in the Han Dynasty. It is full of ancient charm and implies that this article is a tragedy. It conforms to the general style of large-scale writing. Falling flowers chase water, which is consistent with this article. All the mechanisms are in vain. If you miss something, you will miss it. I don't mean to make a big deal about the title, but it's true that I didn't click on this title several times. The text is large and antique, but there is no need to overload it with rhetoric. After entering V later, the rhythm was well controlled and the atmosphere was well rendered, but it was too much of a stream of consciousness. I still don't understand what he saw when he went to Bolangsha for the second time. At first, I tended to think that he knew that Gillian was now with Liu Rong. Although the heroine saw through the bustling world, she knew that Liu Che did not choose to move after seeing her daughter. I think she still hoped that the father and daughter could recognize each other. But Da Da said that although he knew that it was his daughter, he did not dare to face it or think about it. So why did he come back in despair after going to Bolangsha for the second time? Liu Rong takes the lead as the second male lead. I tend to think that his relationship with Gillian has changed over time. Gillian's disappointment in Liu Che is also an assist and has an element of empathy. After her relationship slowly ran out and she realized that her love with Liu Che was not as good as she imagined, Gillian would definitely ask herself several times what would have happened if she had chosen Liu Rong and whether she would have been happy. Comparing the two, feelings may be tilted. So when fate asked her to choose again for the second time, she made another choice. Choosing Liu Rong is not so much choosing a lover as it is another reflection of Gillian's fight against fate and pursuit of happiness. I think Liu Rong should be the kind of companion who comes to the old age. But Gillian's gibbering in her dream made me think that she actually liked Liu Rong from the beginning but didn't know it, or that she had a crush on both. But from the previous actions, I feel that Gillian loved Liu Che at the beginning. I hope the author can help me clear up my doubts!
Full of love for Gillian. What he did did allowed Wei Zifu to take advantage of him.
Is this the third time you have read this book? I watched it for the first time and am still waiting for the update, but I want to ask, what did the emperor see when he went to Bolangsha for the third time? I hope someone who understands can give me an answer. Thanks.
She held a pair of imperial hands that turned into clouds, and had a spring and autumn dream of growing old with her son.
The beginning of the story was well written, but it was too sad at the end. It was good to abuse the male protagonist, but the female protagonist should not have left like this. You should fight all the way to the end and become the winner.
But, in my Chang'an, there is no Gillian anymore. Congratulations on the completion, a great article. Although the writing style has flaws, it is more touching.
Damn those old bitches! To slander such a crime, Jiaojiao's child must be Liu Zhu's. Damn it, Liu Zhu's IQ is cheating on Jiaojiao when he went online. How long has it been since the lotus pond was repaired? How long has it been since the mud horse Liu Rong left? Jiaojiao is pregnant and slandered her, but she still blames Liu Rong? Even Ruan Wan can figure out what's wrong and go look for him. What's more, the more important thing is that his body should not be found. I don't even want to see if the lotus pond is connected. I'm going to have fun, Liu Che, this pig!
Liu Che should torture Wei Zifu to death. Then he was tortured
It reminds me of the story of the Golden House, which is quite good.