Renamed from [One Heart] to [Moon Over the River Tower]
The Moonlight Proclamation resounds through the Three Realms. Heartbroken, Cunxin forgets her past; yet once that past is gone, she longs to learn what happened. The Third Prince Ao throws caution to the wind and tells her everything...
Erlang Zhenjun brings blessings to the Three Realms and works tirelessly to bring forth the New Heavenly Rules, only to be told that this is not the time for them to appear, and that immortals refraining from earthly love was never stipulated by the Heavenly Rules...
What happens next?
This story has a light, comedic style. If you're passing by, please show it some support, muah!
Also, I absolutely won't abandon this story. Please leave comments, add it to your favorites, and rate it. That's what keeps me writing!
Also, if earlier chapters are updated, it's usually just minor polishing. The plot itself won't undergo major changes.
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The West Sea is too miserable. Agarwood released evil spirits, causing the West Sea to dry up. In order to turn away Cun Xin's relatives, only the third brother was left. Yang Jian destroyed the Yushu, which indirectly caused Cun Xin's keel to be broken. Nothing good happened when Cun Xin met Yang Jian. A happy reunion is impossible. How can Cun Xin live? It's better to die. It's too difficult.
Except when I really lost my memory, I tortured my heart from the beginning to the end. And no matter how much you love or hate, when the destruction of your hometown is related to him and you have lost almost all your relatives, your ranking of importance cannot be lowered. Can you really continue to be together when that person comes to find you?
Damn it, after reading TM, it turned out to be an abusive article. How dark can you be to do such a thing?
Cunxin was already miserable enough, but I didn't expect it to be even worse here...
Am I the only one who thinks that the author's unexplained death of Xihe was unjust?! Her good reputation has been taken away by her husband, so she has a bad reputation, but what she does is truly fair! Really, even the women in Shinhwa have to bear the part of their mistakes, Shanji? It's so funny. If a woman has two husbands, I'm afraid she's also jealous!
I can't complain until I finish reading it. This is obviously a chance for each other, a chance for the dream party, to torture each other and get fifty points each. What I said at the beginning is to give Cun Xin a chance. Cun Xin's farewell to Xihai is already the end of attachment. I wouldn't appreciate this opportunity, let alone Cun Xin who dares to love and hate.
Cun Xin must have died in the end. Cun Xin did not attend Ao Chun's wedding. Yang Jian's final panic and premonition, and Ao Yu's last lack of sadness and joy. I think the place behind him where the vines are entangled in the shade should be Cun Xin's burial place.
The portrayal of Yang Jian here is too rational. If he gave up his personal feelings for the Three Realms, he did not make me feel how powerful he is. Alas, I still feel unsatisfied after reading it. Maybe the appearance rate of the second brother is a bit low, and the scene with Cun Xin is not strong enough, but I cannot deny that the article is a good one, it is too sad~
I checked it out, and there is indeed such a saying o(╯□╰)o Then Gonggong and Prince Changqin are brothers~ It's so confusing@(￣-￣)@ Sure enough, myths are all kinds of nonsense!
You don't need to vilify Xihe like this, right?