One song from a woman, and tears wash through a troubled age.
The White Crane Pavilion, the greatest tower under heaven, has awakened once more. What fragrant scent of blood has been wafting through the martial world over the past twenty years? Ruo Shui, the mediocre new pavilion master, is drawn into the conflicts of the Ming Cult, where she witnesses one upheaval after another, along with layers of mystery, in the resplendent Living Dead Tomb atop Changbai Mountain. Her husband, a clan chief who is the very model of propriety, is the string-puller behind the Ming Cult regime that makes everyone uncomfortable. There's the smiling second-in-command, alternately warm and cold; the devoted lover whose thoughts are purer than his chaste conduct; and the puppet cult leader with red lips and pearly teeth... Before she knows it, she has become the center of this maelstrom. Is it because she is so gentle and frail that she's easy to bully, or because the warmth at her fingertips is so out of place in this ten-mile ice palace? Because of her, a lowly killing tool and a young man pursuing love with a whip became one and the same person.
Wang Xianmeng, descendant of a divine physician, awakens after twenty years of slumber and is abducted to the martial arts stronghold of Bright Light Valley because of a ridiculous love letter. Amid the flowers and birdsong of a Shura field, you might think her simple and sweet, even enviably happy, before her story reaches its ending. Perhaps you've parted the mists and seen into the depths of her memories before she has.
Characters: Ruo Shui, Xian Meng, Hong Yue, Le Jing, Xian Le.
Finally updated, excited!!!
Please update again!!!
I really like the pink and tender flowers and trees, please update!!!!
Speaking of me, I am just an insignificant little fanatical and boring bookworm who has just registered in Jinjiang for no more than a week. Reading novels has been my only hobby buried deep in my heart for seventeen years. The third uncle of the Southern School, Guo Ni, Cang Yue, Guo Jingming, Tang Qigongzi, Gu Man, Tong Hua, Su Xiaolan, Xiao Lost Binnie, Bandit Wo Si Cun, Jin Yong, Gu Long, Xiao Ding, etc. Have always been the great gods that I have dreamed of; "Tomb Robbers Notes", "The Sparrow Wants Revolution", "One King and Nine Handsome Twelve Palaces", "23 Angel Street", "Seven Nights of Snow", "Ode to the Imperial Capital", "The Desert Face", "How Many Flowers Fall in Dreams", "Sorrow Countercurrent" "Chenghe", "Little Times", "Three Lives Three Worlds Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms", "Three Lives Three Worlds Pillow Book", "A Little Smile Is Alluring", "Why Shengxiao Silence", "Shanshan Comes to Eat", "Startling Every Step", "Song in the Clouds", "The Ballad of the Desert", "Worldwide Love", "Cold Moon Like Frost", "No Time to Say I Love You", "Thousands of Mountains" "Twilight Snow", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "Swordsman", "White Horse Roaring in the West Wind", "Flying Fox in Snow Mountain", "Legend of Chu Liuxiang", "Xiao Shiyi Lang", "Peerless Two Prides", "Full Moon Scimitar", "The Sword of the Third Young Master", "The Seventeenth Weapon", "Zhu Xian", "The Legend of Zhen Huan in the Harem", "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace"… When I registered in Jinjiang on the first day, I spent a whole day looking for articles on Jinjiang (I didn't have the habit of reading online before. Later, my friend saw that I loved reading novels and recommended me to read online. I was confused for a while after registering). I read some of the articles on the list one by one. I felt that the names were not important. The most important thing was that I found that there was no such thing as the kind of love in the world that I have always liked on the list. The literature on love, hate, love, and hatred in Jinjiang is so scarce that I had no choice but to read the latest updated catalog page by page. Jinjiang has a very large amount of articles. I browsed almost a hundred pages and read the beginnings of almost 20 to 30 stories before I found two good works in the aesthetic martial arts genre. Nian Yang's "Women Are Alluring" is one of them. Although the click rate is not impressive, it is very good in terms of character creation. I feel like the liveliness and cuteness of Xianmeng, the elves and ghosts, the bright character when given a little sunshine, the strength in Ruoshui's weakness, the Hongyue who breaks through the shackles of humbleness for love, the tenderness revealed by Le Jing despite being killed for a long time, and the deep affection of Xianle's style that has remained unchanged for thousands of years. Aunts Licorice and Daisy, who are both active and quiet, and the unknown wife of the owner of Guangming Valley... In a text, it is difficult to find characters who can make me care about them. I shed tears for them (them), rejoice for them (them), and fear when they are in danger. I want to know and care about the joys and sorrows of Xianmeng, Ruoshui, Lejing, Bailan, Lanruo, Hongyue, and Xianle, and where they will end up! "Who plants red beans calls for spring?" "If you fall asleep, your thoughts will bring you disaster." I hope the author will continue to work hard and will always support you. I look forward to finishing the book!!!
Alumni come to support us and wish Xinwen a good start!
Set it down, it looks good, sprinkle flowers...
Very good! Like!!
Haha, there are both funny and sad things! ~~
It looks very good, it's funny, it has a great storyline, and Xianle is great~
Forgot to rate = = I added it because I really like you