Bai Zihua spent his life being true to Changliu, the Six Realms, and all living beings. The only person he failed was himself. He wanted to protect, but was powerless to do so; he wanted to change things, but was powerless; he wanted to hold on, but was powerless. In the end, the many responsibilities he bore left him powerless. If he had been given the strength to truly roam freely across the Six Realms, would he have suffered less, felt less helpless, and been less powerless? He was born with a proud and noble spirit, yet one thought turned it all to ashes.
The light and integrity I believe in, within the Six Realms and between heaven and earth, through the trials of life and death, may you overcome every delusion., Cang Qing
This is a story about a god giving Zihua a golden finger so he is no longer at the mercy of the life-and-death tribulation, and can devote himself to protecting all he wishes to protect.
I won't bash anyone, because I personally think every character in The Journey of Flower has something lovable about them.
Bai Zihua, Son of Light
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This ended a bit suddenly.
After reading it, it ended so suddenly. Sudden but not entirely sudden.
It ended too quickly, I want to watch the extras
Is this really the end?
The ending is a bit irresponsible, I could have written more follow-up! ! !
It's over? The ending doesn't feel like an ending. . .
No extras? Ask for extras! ! ! ! ! !
Waiting for the ending…
Extra! Extra! Can you write a book about Bai Zihua and General Feipeng?
Can you lead out the person behind it?