Ten thousand years ago, she tore out her immortal bones and rebelled against the celestial realm. Now neither immortal nor demon, she keeps out of the affairs of the Three Realms and tends a little pavilion called the Other Shore. With colorful stones called Jinming, she records the stories of all who pass through.
The laughter, anger, and everyday bustle of the mortal world are far more interesting than the sights she witnessed in the heavens.
She calls herself the Other Shore, though she has never believed such a place exists.
The woman named Bai Luo is both mentor and friend to her. Without Bai Luo, the Other Shore of today would not exist, yet she has always been powerless to change anything Bai Luo has gone through.
The Other Shore Pavilion, the Forgotten River Cat, the Jinming Stones... The stories of the Other Shore Pavilion never end. Would you like to read along?
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