Bai lingling
I would like to use a song that you are familiar with as the copywriting,
Whenever the music sounds,
It's always hard to hide the sparkle in your eyes,
I want to write a story,
Remember this thousand years of sorrow.
I am a fox who has been practicing for thousands of years
Thousands of years of practice, thousands of years of solitude
In the dead of night, someone can hear me crying
In dimly lit places, can someone see me dancing?
I am a fox who has been waiting for a thousand years
A thousand years of waiting, a thousand years of loneliness
In the rolling world of mortals, who planted the poison of love again?
Who among the vast crowd drank the poison of love again?
When I loved you, you were penniless and studying hard
When I left you, you were on the gold list and the bridal chamber was decorated with flowers.
Can I have another dance for you?
I am the white fox you released thousands of years ago
Look at the fluttering clothes, the fluttering clothes
Everyother's oaths of love have turned into nothingness
Can I have another dance for you?
Just for that review when you were leaving
Look at the fluttering clothes, the fluttering clothes
Forever and ever will turn into nothingness
(Lyrics of Chen Rui's "White Fox")
Origin of the heroine's name:
1. Bai Lingling: clear and cold appearance; clear appearance.
2. Warm and melting jade fermented rice, white and cold like water, most likely tears of lovesickness. ("The Romance of the West Chamber")
Note:
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