Every year, every season, it's spring.
Blossoms burst into bloom on the trees.
The flesh and shattered bones rotting among fallen leaves and dust stain the trampled earth red, nourishing the branches high above.
Withering, sprouting, again and again.
Du Henian feels no pity for the drifting petals. He burns with a cold, wounding fire of his own, scorching the riot of colors across the ground.
When will he be able to grow branches deep beneath the earth, gnarled and tangled, in the secluded Yushu Palace?
By the time the spring blossoms have all flown away.
The blurb actually has nothing to do with the story. Du Henian is definitely the gong, the gong, the gong (that's the most important part of the blurb).
Hahahaha, so hypocritical
This guy is not even considered a cannon fodder, he has such a big brain.
I laughed when I saw the monster's appearance. The ending was reversed too quickly. 2333 No, I want to watch it again.
I feel like this is a long story, but from last year's update to today, there hasn't been much _(:3∠)_
It feels... So good!!! People with simple persecution delusions have occasionally seen it in other places, but that guy is not only that, he is also a serious narcissist. To say that he (not a typo) is sick is an insult to the disease. To be honest, it's really fun to watch such a straightforward plot, especially since I've seen some authors forcefully drag out the plot, which means they write it very carefully, but it has nothing to do with the plot! I like simplicity and clarity, but I don't like it. In the end, it was a real pleasure! It has nothing to do with this article. I just thought of it and made a comment. Some authors are very casual about the supporting villains in their works. In their comments and comments, they talk to readers about "so-and-so, hurry up and be cannon fodder" and "how so-and-so is bad." Don't readers think that the characters are created by the author? Hasn't the author built a life for his characters? Moreover, the characters in the article have obviously lowered their IQs. As the protagonist with a striking normal IQ, he will definitely fall into the trap! The author is simply against the protagonist... The protagonist's template and aura are all normal, but the author and the protagonist are simply at odds with each other... Especially in an article about her mother's family, the protagonist is devoted to the heroine, but the author is trying his best to seduce women, hahaha, the development of the plot does not all depend on these! I can still make fun of one female empress in "One Piece", but if there are countless of them, that would be too much! I was so angry that I abandoned the article!
Is Weilou a genuine shou? Oh, no...
After reading a few chapters at once, I only had one thought: I feel sorry for the protagonist, because there is a person with persecution paranoia next to him.
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