Also titled: How to Cross the River of Forgetfulness
Blurb:
Si Yan murdered her husband and killed her mother, piling up sins beyond measure;
Xiao Yu wiped out an entire clan and slaughtered a city, utterly devoid of conscience.
When they arrived in the underworld, Yanluo assigned them a job: guiding lost spirits by the River of Forgetfulness.
After a thousand years as partners, one day Xiao Yu tried to flirt with her. "I heard that long ago there was a young master named Yu who slaughtered an entire city for a woman, and that woman was his, uh, you know what happened next..."
Si Yan: "I don't know, and don't tell me."
As usual for this author, this is an episodic story. It looks more like a romance, but is really about all walks of life. It has three parts: ancient times, the modern era, and the present day.
Warnings:
1. The female lead is no delicate white lotus, and the male lead is no perfect hero.
2. A shameless man who can never get the hang of flirting versus a cool, aloof bad girl who always defies expectations.
Theme: Let go of your obsessions
Finished reading! The female lead is too miserable and the second male lead has too many roles. Although she is nice, I think her personal charm is average and I like the male and female lead.
I cried to death, the male protagonist still got what he wanted
Xiaohu, you lied to me. You said there was a car in the extra chapter. I finally finished reading the full text, but it turned out that the fake car in the extra chapter was not as good as the car in Chapter 56 that I disliked! Oh my God! Why are you doing this to me!
Ah, this side story is so sweet. I want to see more sweet side stories (?˙˙?)
My favorite is the Republic of China chapter, it's so charming
After reading what I said before I took it back, the plot is great and the writing is very good. I also like the ancient chapter the best, the Republic of China chapter is also good, and the ancient chapter has the most charm. It's just that the process is a bit sadistic_(:3∠ )_I always read light-hearted articles, but I accidentally clicked in, and I felt a little melancholy?_>`Their love is very beautiful, but a bit too bitter, especially when the heroine is a human being, it is too bitter... The relationship with the second male lead is also very beautiful, I really like this kind of three-life-three-life plot, and the most touching thing about the plot with the second male lead is the scar left on his neck every reincarnation, because I feel it is very touching. However, the relationship with the second male lead is a bit overshadowed, which weakens the beauty between the male and female protagonists. I hope my wife's writing will get better and better! Instead of focusing on too many emotional scenes between the protagonist and other people, we can use other methods to highlight the relationship between the male and female protagonists!
I always feel that Yan Jun has some bugs here. I like the Republic of China chapter the most. It has rich characters and the second male lead is quite attractive. In the ancient chapter, I didn't expect Wang Er to be the male protagonist at all. I felt like he was just a cannon fodder.
Shouldn't we be reincarnated as a human being? It's a bit inconsistent to suddenly become a living person.
Eh... I haven't finished reading it yet... The writing is really good. As long as they are happy.
It's finally finished... Congratulations...