The first time she fell in love, her lover took her apart and sent the pieces to his ex.
Chang Rong went dark.
Fate said she was a harbinger of disaster.
To avert calamity, Fu Yao broke her heart across three lifetimes.
He carved out her bones, destroyed her soul, and brought ruin to her friends and family.
Chang Rong: If there's no love left, then let's destroy the world for a change :)
But... who is this "background character" who's been by my side in every lifetime?
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As the last of the ancient gods,
Jin Tuo spent three lifetimes as a disaster-bringing woman's backup lover.
He healed her wounds, guided her through reincarnation, and dutifully played the part of her tool.
The immortals were baffled: May we ask, Divine Lord, what do you see in her?
Jin Tuo: She watered me once.
Original title and blurb:
"The Tear Bone"
She was a tear bone given human form, a rootless being.
A chance encounter, a steadfast pursuit, a love that endured until death, yet all of it was merely one careless scheme of his.
He was the Emperor of the Heavenly Court, a god who governed life.
On the road to the underworld, beneath the Soul-Reception Bridge, beside the Three Lives Stone, she was the woman in his heart and eyes, the cure for his old regrets.
At the end of the Realm of Delusion, at the headwaters of the Three Crossings River, amid ten thousand feet of bones, he was the nightmare that kept her awake. In the end, she became the remorse he could never undo.
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She longed to speak of the past, to summon the River of Forgetfulness. Speak no more of romance, meddle no more with reincarnation.
A dream spanning a thousand autumns could not extinguish the quiet tenderness that came so readily to his brow.
A drop of heart's blood could not burn away the mutual longing rooted in her eyes.
Theme:
Why is it locked at the back? QAQ The one who fell into the pit looks at you...
Coming back from the plot... Wow, oh, wow, is the ending of this article really a BE? ... Can I ask for HE?!! QAQ
Some of Fuyao's language features in this paragraph are similar to Shen Zhantan in "Buddha's Sin", I believe there will be surprises, Be happy every day and keep writing more
The writing is gorgeous and the language is touching, but the action and psychological description could be a little more
Miuzhi's writing style is good, his words are classical and have a unique charm. The name is also very good, it is a thousand miles away, and it is soaring. The title of the book "Tear Bones" is a bit sad. Tears drip on the bones, like ants eating away at the bones. Happy every day Come on