In Tang Qigongzi's Three Lives, Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms, Ye Hua and Bai Qian's love is moving enough to shake heaven and earth, but Master Mo Yuan's ending is less than satisfactory. This is a spin-off telling the love story of Bai Qian of Qingqiu and Mo Yuan, the God of War.
She is Bai Qian of Qingqiu, the Qingqiu Empress. Burdened with important responsibilities to Qingqiu and the world, she cannot ruin her future over romantic feelings. But then she meets him.
He is the Father God's eldest legitimate son, the God of War in the Celestial Realm, and master of Kunlun Mountain. He fights for peace across the four seas and eight realms. For tens of thousands of years, his heart has known no stirrings, until he meets her.
Across the four seas and eight realms, everyone knows Bai Qian and Mo Yuan as master and disciple: he is the little seventeenth disciple he cherishes most, and she is the master she respects most. After Mo Yuan sacrifices himself to the Eastern Emperor Bell, Bai Qian goes mad with grief and wants to kill everyone from the other realm to bury them with her master. She even uses her heart's blood for seventy thousand years to nourish his immortal body. Before sacrificing himself, Mo Yuan tells Bai Qian, "Wait for me." But after seventy thousand years of changing fortunes, she ends up becoming his younger brother's wife...
How to say it? The writing is very elegant and smooth, but the plot is a little... And, as far as I know, the boss is not that strong, and Mo Yuan is not that weak. Also, the description and treatment should be more fairy-like, with a delicate legend of myth, so that there would be no "Su" feeling that makes people confused about the male protagonist. Overall, thumbs up! [Personal opinion, for reference only]
Why is the writing so messy? No order at all
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Come on Loulou! Looking forward to the article