The stories are told one by one, so the basic style of the first few chapters is based on the people and things that the heroine encountered when she went from Fengwei Mountain to Fanchen. And because I like the Southern Tang Dynasty very much, I set the background in the Southern Tang Dynasty. Iris is a kind of flower that I like very much, and because the name of the first boy I liked had the word "iris" in it, the male protagonist's name was iris. "Iris of Qingjiang Moon" was written by chance. I originally sent it to my friends to see. They thought it was good and kept waiting for updates, so I slowly wrote down many of them.
At first I thought.
The heroine is a fox who has lived for more than 2,000 years. She has a very poor memory and doesn't like learning spells, so even though she has lived for more than 2,000 years, her spells are mediocre. When I was five hundred years old, I met the male protagonist. From then on, I began to quarrel with the male protagonist, an old phoenix who cultivated immortality and transcended tribulations.
As long as the male protagonist wants something, he will work hard to get it for him. However, as time goes by and people's hearts fluctuate, Iris is no longer the wanton boy he was more than 2,000 years ago, and Ximo is still the original Ximo.
I just like words and telling stories. If you have time, you might as well listen to it.