Tracks in the Clouds of the Ninth Heaven
九天云踪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 11k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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When I first read "Nine Heavens Cloud Trail," I only read the first part of Dragon's Fate, and my attitude towards this side story wasn't very good. I skimmed through it, and only after a long pause did I realize that the reborn Ying Mu had mistaken himself for Ying Ze. Because I didn't pay attention, I didn't feel the torment. Even though it really was.
With a light and breezy tone, he writes a story of vicissitudes and sorrow. The wind's knives are passed on one by one.
It's not that I enjoy sighing, it's that I have no choice but to sigh. I can see the happy days of the trio in my mind when I close my eyes. A vast expanse of heaven and earth stirred with the wind, causing the sleeves of the three to flutter as they gazed together at the last rays of the setting sun.
The universe arises from dependent origination and is empty of inherent existence, but I'll pretend I can't see through it all, and hope that they will "always meet amidst green hills and clear waters, regardless of whether it's heaven or earth."
Since they're all gone anyway, might as well continue the destruction and take someone down with them. They've already suffered so much, there's no one more important to them anyway, and they're just killing time.
I haven't watched Dragon's Fate, so I'm a little confused.
Every time I read Da Feng's writing, I feel a sense of melancholy, not a heart-wrenching pain, but a kind of lingering sadness...
I only realized after reading the comments that Ying Ze is Ying Mu! No wonder Ying Ze's personality is somewhat different from the one in "Dragon's Fate" QAQ Did Ying Ze really die like that...? I quite liked Jiu Yao, this beautiful phoenix.
Ying Mu is indeed fearless and fussy.
My goodness, as expected of Da Feng's writing! A sense of loss, yet effortlessly weighty. It's not a surging wave of sorrow, but a lingering, poignant regret and helplessness that clings to the heart. Ying Ze and Ying Mu are so heartbreaking; the reborn Ying Mu forgets everything but chooses to remember his deceased loved ones forever through their names.