A brush that paints in vivid colors.
Back then, the master painter Gongsun Yan traveled from Changzhou to Luoyang to attend the Hundred Flowers, Hundred Paintings Banquet. But his masterpiece was stolen. By a twist of fate, he ended up serving as a guest scholar at a prince's residence. From then on, he painted only for Prince Qin Qi: mountains, rivers, birds, willows, and the person he held dearest in his heart.
I had set my heart on the moon, but the moon shone down on the gutter. In this world, there is not only love shared by two people, but also unrequited love. Gongsun Yan's first life was just that: his heartfelt devotion came to nothing. He met an untimely end at Prince Qin's residence, becoming a scapegoat and dying a tragic death.
He could not accept it. After drifting through several lifetimes, he even resorted to sorcery, all to find Qin Min again and take him along the roads they had once walked side by side.
The cover was made by the lovely Suisui from Baidu Tieba. My thanks to her~ The poem on the cover was added by Suisui; it isn't original [automatic highlight].
As for the "Jinjiang Author" text on the cover, everyone can just ignore it. Let's just say it adds to the cover's effect, haha~
Come on in, now serializing~
For an older story, click here: Plum Rain
body{background:url(http://ww3.sinaimg.cn/mw690/6b26d018gw1ec7d2gwvrfj20g40jc3z1.jpg)}
Theme:
I liked it, especially the ending... From youthful arrogance to loving to the point of becoming utterly broken, there's no guarantee of receiving the same unwavering devotion in return. Everyone knows that love shouldn't be too obsessive, but after meeting that person, you can only love until you hit a brick wall and not turn back, smiling as you step into the coffin, treating the cold wind as a spring breeze.
I couldn't resist reading to the end. The writing is excellent, I really liked it. But why didn't they end up together? It's so sad.
To get the author's attention as soon as possible, I'm posting it again. Since it's a tragedy, let's all share it. Why is it that Qin Fei is happy while Gongsun is tragic? They're both in the main cast; they should at least share the glory and the loss. Otherwise, this story should just be called "The Story of Cannon Fodder." Before Qin and Qi even get started, hurry up and bring Gongsun back!
Seeing crooked and messy handwriting makes me feel so sad.
Darling, you love looking at my ID
Gongsun's love leaves no way out... Will Qin Min ultimately love Qi Yanwen, whom he only met once, or Gongsun Yan, who only spent a few days with him?
I don't often read online, but I've read this far of "Hook" in one go... The author's writing is excellent; the use of classical poems is effortless and natural. Looking forward to more chapters ⊙▽⊙, but it seems like it might end badly.