In this life, because he could not bear to let go of so many things, he entered the fated game and staked his life against death.
"Our sect's foremost priority is protecting the family's reputation, and making a clear distinction between love and hate. If anyone dares to deceive our sect, we will fight with all our strength, to the death."
Alas, the world is fickle, and the human heart elusive. He died one day, leaving behind a promise to spend a hundred years together, until their hair turned white.
"With a wave of his sleeve, he strikes fear across the land; his shadow moves between light and darkness."
In this game of wits, will they tear their bonds apart in a bloody struggle,
or endure every trial and temptation, and finally be reborn through the choices they make?
A thousand schemes shift in mysterious ways, a graceful shadow flits by. As the original desire to protect grows dim, will you still remember?
--I accepted your love, and crossed the Yellow Springs, exhausting myself on the Road to the Underworld. I spent half my life in turmoil, calculating every move, to win the one who would not give up on me... you.
Preface:
--Some people die in order to live.
--Those who survive grow stronger.
Warnings:
1. Main pairing: Tang-Du (BL). Secondary pairing: Ce-Cang (BG), along with many others. One-on-one romance. The author does not accept ship wars.
2. The author has a questionable moral compass, is incredibly lazy, drags out the plot, and loves slow burns.
3. Aside from the protagonists' friendships and romances, every character has their own story. The plot is full of foreshadowing and psychological intricacies. Those interested are welcome to solve the mysteries and discuss them.
4. This is not set entirely in the world of Jian Wang 3; the setting is an alternate era.
5. Characters may act in ways that don't align with conventional values. You've been warned: this is a deep pit, so enter at your own risk.
6. I'll be busy in real life from now through next summer, so updates may be slow. Please be patient, and feel free to point out any typos.
Good luck in the college entrance examination! Don't be a eunuch!
Damn... Are there any more updates?
Ah, the college entrance examination is coming soon! Come on! A beautiful world is waiting for you~
Gua~ caressing the senior high school party Showing off my cool and soft belly to you Mo Gua~
This. . . . . . It feels like the slightly cool feeling of Chenshuang
First of all, I would like to say Happy New Year and wish my fellow Taoists a Happy New Year. And then... Forgive Tang Mou for forgetting who Tang Wumin is. Is he the young man who appeared briefly in the previous chapters and competed with one of his sisters? This chapter is very detailed and detailed, and Brother Wu is also working hard. Just trying to find out the truth has already fallen into the trap.
Feedback] The layout of the text is much better, but Tang Mou has already tried the disadvantages of frequently changing visuals and inserting narratives [still unchanged]. How many chapters of the secret room are Xi Jue sure he wants to write like this? Listening to Brother Tang's tone, he seemed to dislike Brother Qu. I just came out of Shiwandashan and entered the secret room. I was really busy with homework (?).
Gua~ Go out in the rain and pick up the drops. I look forward to them growing up - being too young is really not my cup of tea~
Understand what is wrong. The plot jumps too fast. The previous chapter was talking about Tang Guixu, and I thought Xi Jue was going to talk about this person and the follow-up. This chapter suddenly talks about birthdays, which makes me still unable to maintain an accurate impression of all the characters. [To touch those who have not saved the manuscript]
Tang Guixu was not a member of the Tang family, but I remember him here, but something always happened... Was it the sudden appearance of Monk Mingran. I won't guess the plot. Too many brain cells have died. It needs to be shut down for maintenance and updated.