A Stirring of Mortal Desires

It has been a long time since I finished it, but I just finished reading the last ten chapters today. I have never dared to read the ending before. I mustered up the courage to read this article after forgetting some of the plot, but I still can't help but feel sad. The ending seems happy but is sad. The male and female protagonists no longer have memories of each other. The little fox has grown up and matured, and Zhuang Ying has become a carefree and innocent child. They seem to be the same, but they seem to have become another person; the memory no longer exists, and people are strangers.

Recently, I have been busy reading, and I remembered that I had read Dada's Immortality before, so I read this one again. It is a lively and gorgeous story. Although I still prefer Sakura Master selfishly, Xiaozhuang's story suddenly touched me when I read the comment that Dada had previously replied to, "I am so forgetful in old age". I vaguely remember that Dada said this book was the second best, and I'm curious which book Dada thought was number one.

Afraid of seeing the ending, feeling sorry for the fox

Is this the end? Is that little girl Zhuang Ying? Prince Tushan will die alone like this, will there be any extras?

What's wrong with the prince? Jingran forgot about her

The fate between the two has not ended, they have experienced hundreds of years, and they hope to be together forever

After being locked up in school for another half month, I saw a passage from Da Da which made me feel distressed but helpless. But I must say that the big text is really addictive, and the touching story touches the chord in my heart. Looking forward to the ending (although ten chapters are so short qaqqq

The empress is so powerful that she challenges the prince without overestimating her abilities. The prince should teach her a lesson

This Qingqiu Empress has always liked Prince Tushan, will she help him or harm him?

Will the distressed Prince Tushan meet Zhuang Ying again?