Part One: Reborn in the Flames
On the night of the Lantern Festival, a girl reduced to begging makes a wish to the gods in a ruined temple. A god appears and helps her escape her ordinary fate. She becomes Long Zhili, a noble young lady of immense wealth, peerless beauty, and mysterious origins, and inherits a powerful spiritual treasure, the Ice Jade. From then on, she is swept into a strange and unpredictable journey, caught up against her will in tangled romantic entanglements and a labyrinth of conflicts. Thus begins a moving legend filled with chivalry, tenderness, and deep bonds of family.
Part Two: Heartbreak
With friends and loved ones by her side, she is no longer alone. But fate reaches out to snare her time and again. Schemes, deceit, lies, betrayal... Every step is fraught with danger, and the road ahead is uncertain. The mystery of her origins remains unresolved. With love and hate intertwined, where will her heart find its home?
Part Three: A Love That Burns Bright
On Mount Shu, the winds rise and clouds gather. Political machinations and power struggles stir beneath the surface. The clash between good and evil is on the verge of erupting. How can this painful, ill-fated love be brought to an end? Can this once-in-a-lifetime romance finally find its happy ending? Who will share my sorrow, endured through the ages?
The prequel, A Final Farewell on a Snowy Night, is now available. It's a tragic story that can stand on its own. You can start with the prequel. It may spoil some of the drama, but the story should be easier to follow.
Here's a short lyric I wrote:
Flowers bloom and fade, beauty lasts but a moment. Their fragrance drifts away, their shadows fall, and the dance is done.
Where can a wandering dream find its way home? In sorrow, tears soak a silk handkerchief.
Tender love runs deep, and every last softness in the heart melts away. What need is there to fear the pain of parting?
Together at the ends of the earth, we will live and die as one, our love unmatched for a thousand years.
To the tune of “Treading the Sand”
The story is filled with the pain of growing up, the twists of fate, and the misunderstandings, hurts, and hatred between people. But all will be resolved through the warmth of family, friendship, and love. In the end, the protagonist comes to her senses, understands the true meaning of life, grows stronger, and learns to be forgiving and to sacrifice for love.
Also, many readers see the opening and think this is a horror story, but it isn't. It's mainly about strange events and relationships. Though, thinking about it, some parts really are scary, so I'll leave it as is for now.
The story is complete. Please share your thoughts, whatever they may be. Thank you in advance!
Premise:
Why is the fighting plot written in a mess, and the heroine's emotions are also very messy, with no transition at all, really!!! However, the article is very creative. I hope the author can make the main plot smoother next time he writes an article.
This chapter feels like Xianchu... Oh, by the way, all the fox fairies in it are named Yan.
It's almost over and I still want to torture you a lot Oh my heart...
Went to see Xiaoyan early in the morning Well, I admit that I am worried about the ending...
Well, although the process is tortuous and hard, the ending should not be bad...
It's coming to an end...
It's better to be Xiaotie, hehe
Their bodies were shaken by the strong mountain wind. Zhili was in the air and said, "Brother Hui, let go. Why do you have to accompany me to death?" There are no enemies on the cliff, and no one is forcing them, so they can fall down accidentally. I really admire these two. I like Jialan the best. Author's reply: Smile, I should have arranged a few vigorous battles, but I have run out of skills. The author replies: Smile, I should have arranged a few vigorous battles, but I'm already at my wits end
Isn't it? MS still has a lot to explain, is it coming to an end so soon? It is conceivable that Zhiyi and Qingxin are HEs, and Zhili and Tiehui should also be HEs. I wonder how Jingqi let Zhili go. Do decent people keep their promises? Doubt. Will Tiehui and Zhili fake their own deaths to avoid trouble later? Hehe. What is a bit strange is that the Nan Zhao kings in the past dynasties had a sister-in-law complex or something. Why did they always make it difficult for the princess to fall in love with the common people? I don't understand, I don't understand! Author's reply: Is there a lot more to it? Those decent people have gone too far and dare not keep their promises In addition, the story of Wang Fuyun is adapted from the legend of Nanzhao, and the rest are fictional ones by me.
Nine thousand four hundred and fifty-two days and nights, sigh! Poor Fan Tuo is so infatuated! Death by the arrow of his beloved may be the best ending for him. The second princess probably won't be able to live alone. Is this the ending of HE? HE that makes people cry? Tears. . . Author's reply: I only take care of the main characters and nothing else. . .