"I once met a person who said he loved me, and I believed him." "I don't love you, but I owe you my life." There are seven sufferings in Buddhism: birth, old age, illness, death, lack of desire, separation from love, and resentment. "I am murderous, but I just want to keep him alive." As long as you are emotional, you will become a mortal. "You've been hurt like this by me, can you blame me?" "Don't blame me, Qiluo, I won't blame you no matter what you do." Wu Xin Master fan + CP dislikes the couple. Following some of the settings in the book, Wu Xin will not lose his memory, Lao Yue has the habit of cannibalism, and Zhang Xianzong's line "If I hadn't died, if I had always been good to you, would you... Would you have a little love for me?" +·Others are basically based on the settings in the play. I haven't read the original work, so I don't dare to write rashly. +·I have never seen Sparrow, Forensic Doctor Qin Ming, and Qingqiu Fox. I used these names just because they fit in at the right time, so I didn't use them in vain. My original intention was to write about Lao Yue's search process. Therefore, when it comes to the settings of the above-mentioned dramas, I may briefly mention them and dare not make blind comparisons. +·The timeline is a bit messy, so let's treat it as semi-fictional. +·As for why Lao Yue and Wu Xin were arranged to no longer be enemies, I think that the relationship between Bai Liuli and Wu Xin was once a murderous one. I think the world view of immortality is different from that of mortals. Many things that we think are very serious are probably just a snap of a finger to them. After all, after tearing it apart, only a few can say a word in the last so many years. Hundreds of years are enough time to forgive dozens of times. +That's it for the nonsense, the writing is poor and the plot is mediocre. I hope you readers will be more considerate.
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