This may be one of the few fortune-teller bl pure love stories, please be careful. If it is not contemporary orthodox Feng Shui, please do not delve into it.
Qiankun Pavilion, a century-old famous palace, is known as "the energy of heaven and earth, the destiny of people and ghosts".
There is a poem that says:
There is no guest in the pavilion for ten miles, and stars appear in the sky.
All ships on the eight rivers have closed their ports, and seven thousand prefectures and counties have closed their doors.
The six palaces and five palaces returned to officialdom, and the four seas and three rivers stopped fishing.
The bells and drums on the two towers were ringing, and a bright moon filled the sky.
In the second part of "The Biography of Nanshan Jun", Mr. Mo is like jade, and his son is unparalleled in the world. Let's wait and see.
Reader comments
1. Regarding Yan Xichi's "missing out": Did she really "miss out"?
Do you think Xi Shi missed Lin Jixue's most passionate and sincere heart. But looking at it from another angle, this "missing out" is precisely the core choice and tragic aesthetics of the character Yan Xichi.
1. It's not "missing", it's "transferring": Xushi didn't miss it because of cowardice or slowness. She consciously and proactively pushed Lin Jixue towards Ye Qingluan. She "lives too much" and is convinced that her destiny as "the evil star" will kill her lover. Her love, in the early stages, manifested itself as the ultimate altruism of "I love you, so I stay away from you; I love you, so I hope you are happy, even if the person who gives you happiness is not me." This is not a miss, it is a great sacrifice based on a wrong premise (fate).
2. What she got was "love after Nirvana": Yes, she may have missed Lin Jixue's purest and most fearless passion when she was young. But what did she get in exchange? This is the ultimate choice that Lin Jixue made on the ruins of life after experiencing family destruction, physical mutilation, betrayal and conspiracy, and emotional disillusionment. This love no longer has the scorching passion of youth, but has the depth of having gone through a tribulation together, the determination of helping each other, and the understanding that goes deep into the bones. This may not be "better love", but it is a love that belongs exclusively to Yan Xichi - a love that requires the other party to spend half a lifetime of suffering and all the wisdom of life to understand and achieve. The threshold for her love is too high and the price is too high.
2. Regarding Lin Jixue's "unworthiness": Is she really "unworthy"?
You think that Lin Jixue is dirty in her heart, that her love for Xi Shi is mixed with guilt and atonement, and that she is not worthy of Xi Shi's pure love. This is the perspective of moral obsessiveness, and what the work explores is precisely the complexity and "unworthiness" of human nature.
1. "Not worthy" is the cornerstone of the story: if Lin Jixue returns to Xushi with a clean heart and no debt, then the story will become a simple reunion. But the depth of "The Ballad of Green Snow" lies in its recognition and portrayal of "post-traumatic love is not pure." Lin Jixue's feelings for Xi Shi must be a mixture of love, guilt, pity, respect, responsibility and habit. This "impurity" is precisely the true echo of Xi Shi's years of forbearance and sacrifice - your love is too heavy, how can my return be light?
2. Perhaps what Xi Shi wants is this "unworthy" person: with Xi Shi's transparency, wouldn't she understand that there will always be a place for Ye Qingluan in Lin Jixue's heart? But her final choice is: "As long as you are willing, it is never too late for me." The subtext of this sentence is: "I accept everything about you, including your scars, your debts, and the corners in your heart left for others. I just want you to come back and stay with me." Xushi's love from the beginning was not about asking for "completeness", but giving "tolerance." What she kept secret was not Lin Jixue's free debt, but her broken life. In this sense, it is precisely this "unworthy" and broken Lin Jixue who most needs and can best bear Yan Xushi's "all-in", divine love.
3. Regarding the author's "preference": Is Ye Qingluan really favored?
Do you think that the author prefers Ye Qingluan and gives her the most sincere heart of Lin Jixue, and even wants to call the book "The Ballad of Qingxue". This is precisely the author's most brilliant and "cruel" narrative trick.
1. "Giving" means "depriving": What did the author give Ye Qingluan? Lin Jixue gave her the most passionate relationship that was most like "normal love" (a love affair in a brothel and a direct game between each other). But at the same time, it also gave her the most fatal character flaws (suspiciousness, cruelty, lust for power), and the irreversible consequences caused by them. She got love, but tied it up in the wrong way (emperor's mind), and finally lost her lover forever.
2. The most extreme "preference" is to give her the most complete loneliness: What is Ye Qingluan's ending? He is a "lonely person". She has the world, but she never loses her love. She even personally planned weddings for her lover and rival, and made the tomb of her love extremely gorgeous. Is this "preference"? This is the most severe punishment. The author gave her the most beautiful moment of love, and then gave her eternal loneliness and regret. In contrast, Xushi got the ordinary happiness of staying together forever. Which ending is more "merciful"? I'm afraid it's a matter of opinion, but it's by no means a simple preference.
3. The truth about the title of "The Ballad of Qingxue": The title may not refer to "The Ballad of Qingluan and Ji Xue", but an elegy to commemorate youth. "Qing" refers to Ye Qingluan, which also symbolizes the green, hot but ultimately passing young love; "Snow" refers to Lin Jixue; "Ballad" is a circulating story with regrets. The whole book is a requiem for that "love of green snow". And after the song ends and everyone disperses, the snow falls silently, blending into the earth (the destination and tolerance represented by picking up at night).
Enlightenment and Conclusion: Your anger is the medal for the success of your work
Why are you so angry? Because:
1. You take on the role of Yan Xishi: You feel the huge grievance and injustice of "I gave everything for you, including pushing you to others, but in the end it seems I only got the 'compensation award'".
2. Your view of love is "pure": you yearn for "a pair of people for a lifetime" and cannot accept the coexistence of "white moonlight and cinnabar mole" in your lover's heart.
3. You feel the powerlessness of fate: What you hate is not only Lin Jixue's "dirtyness", but also fate's harshness towards "good people" like Xi Shi. Why do people who give silently seem to get less?
Please cherish this anger. It's not a superficial complaint, but a testament to your deep empathy with the work and the characters. The author does not give you a cool and neat HE, but a realistic fable full of human edges, emotional debt and eternal regret. It forces you to think, it forces you to suffer, and it also forces you to understand love, sacrifice, choice and price more deeply.
Finally, think about it from another perspective: if Yan Xishi really died in the thunderbolt, if Lin Jixue really was in coma for the rest of his life, if Ye Qingluan really became a pure tyrant in the lingering sound... This story would become a complete and dark tragic destruction, leaving nothing but nothingness.
And now this ending, although it makes you and me unhappy, at least:
· Yan Xichi, she crossed life and death, and finally used everything she had to truly hold her lover's hand. For her, this may be a sign of mercy.
· Lin Jixue, after endless entanglements, she finally made a choice and spent the rest of her life practicing compensation and companionship. This was a heavy redemption for her.
· Ye Qingluan, she lost her love, but completed her imperial journey, and in an extreme way, she forever became the most colorful "unfinished" in Lin Jixue's life.
Each of them obtained their most important thing, and also paid a corresponding and tragic price. This may not be the best ending, but it is their own and logically consistent ending.
I was still very upset, so I went to ask deepseek for advice. The above are its original words, which made me cry. If there is anything inappropriate, please leave a message and I will delete the comment. Finally, the author seems to be in poor health and has not updated for a long time. I wish you peace.
Happy New Year, boss, when will you come back [crying]
1. Regarding Yan Xichi's "missing out": Did she really "miss out"? Do you think Xi Shi missed Lin Jixue's most passionate and sincere heart. But looking at it from another angle, this "missing out" is precisely the core choice and tragic aesthetics of the character Yan Xichi. 1. It's not "missing", it's "transferring": Xushi didn't miss it because of cowardice or slowness. She consciously and proactively pushed Lin Jixue towards Ye Qingluan. She "lives too much" and is convinced that her destiny as "the evil star" will kill her lover. Her love, in the early stages, manifested itself as the ultimate altruism of "I love you, so I stay away from you; I love you, so I hope you are happy, even if the person who gives you happiness is not me." This is not a miss, it is a great sacrifice based on a wrong premise (fate). 2. What she got was "love after Nirvana": Yes, she may have missed Lin Jixue's purest and most fearless passion when she was young. But what did she get in exchange? This is the ultimate choice that Lin Jixue made on the ruins of life after experiencing family destruction, physical mutilation, betrayal and conspiracy, and emotional disillusionment. This love no longer has the scorching passion of youth, but has the depth of having gone through a tribulation together, the determination of helping each other, and the understanding that goes deep into the bones. This may not be "better love", but it is a love that belongs exclusively to Yan Xichi - a love that requires the other party to spend half a lifetime of suffering and all the wisdom of life to understand and achieve. The threshold for her love is too high and the price is too high. 2. Regarding Lin Jixue's "unworthiness": Is she really "unworthy"? You think that Lin Jixue is dirty in her heart, that her love for Xi Shi is mixed with guilt and atonement, and that she is not worthy of Xi Shi's pure love. This is the perspective of moral obsessiveness, and what the work explores is precisely the complexity and "unworthiness" of human nature. 1. "Not worthy" is the cornerstone of the story: if Lin Jixue returns to Xushi with a clean heart and no debt, then the story will become a simple reunion. But the depth of "The Ballad of Green Snow" lies in its recognition and portrayal of "post-traumatic love is not pure." Lin Jixue's feelings for Xi Shi must be a mixture of love, guilt, pity, respect, responsibility and habit. This "impurity" is precisely the true echo of Xi Shi's years of forbearance and sacrifice - your love is too heavy, how can my return be light? 2. Perhaps what Xi Shi wants is this "unworthy" person: with Xi Shi's transparency, wouldn't she understand that there will always be a place for Ye Qingluan in Lin Jixue's heart? But her final choice is: "As long as you are willing, it is never too late for me." The subtext of this sentence is: "I accept everything about you, including your scars, your debts, and the corners in your heart left for others. I just want you to come back and stay with me." Xushi's love from the beginning was not about asking for "completeness", but giving "tolerance." What she kept secret was not Lin Jixue's free debt, but her broken life. In this sense, it is precisely this "unworthy" and broken Lin Jixue who most needs and can best bear Yan Xushi's "all-in", divine love. 3. Regarding the author's "preference": Is Ye Qingluan really favored? Do you think that the author prefers Ye Qingluan and gives her the most sincere heart of Lin Jixue, and even wants to call the book "The Ballad of Qingxue". This is precisely the author's most brilliant and "cruel" narrative trick. 1. "Giving" means "depriving": What did the author give Ye Qingluan? Lin Jixue gave her the most passionate relationship that was most like "normal love" (a love affair in a brothel and a direct game between each other). But at the same time, it also gave her the most fatal character flaws (suspiciousness, cruelty, lust for power), and the irreversible consequences caused by them. She got love, but tied it up in the wrong way (emperor's mind), and finally lost her lover forever. 2. The most extreme "preference" is to give her the most complete loneliness: What is Ye Qingluan's ending? He is a "lonely person". She has the world, but she never loses her love. She even personally planned weddings for her lover and rival, and made the tomb of her love extremely gorgeous. Is this "preference"? This is the most severe punishment. The author gave her the most beautiful moment of love, and then gave her eternal loneliness and regret. In contrast, Xushi got the ordinary happiness of staying together forever. Which ending is more "merciful"? I'm afraid it's a matter of opinion, but it's by no means a simple preference. 3. The truth about the title of "The Ballad of Qingxue": The title may not refer to "The Ballad of Qingluan and Ji Xue", but an elegy to commemorate youth. "Qing" refers to Ye Qingluan, which also symbolizes the green, hot but ultimately passing young love; "Snow" refers to Lin Jixue; "Ballad" is a circulating story with regrets. The whole book is a requiem for that "love of green snow". And after the song ends and everyone disperses, the snow falls silently, blending into the earth (the destination and tolerance represented by picking up at night). Enlightenment and Conclusion: Your anger is the medal for the success of your work Why are you so angry? Because: 1. You take on the role of Yan Xishi: You feel the huge grievance and injustice of "I gave everything for you, including pushing you to others, but in the end it seems I only got the 'compensation award'". 2. Your view of love is "pure": you yearn for "a pair of people for a lifetime" and cannot accept the coexistence of "white moonlight and cinnabar mole" in your lover's heart. 3. You feel the powerlessness of fate: What you hate is not only Lin Jixue's "dirtyness", but also fate's harshness towards "good people" like Xi Shi. Why do people who give silently seem to get less? Please cherish this anger. It's not a superficial complaint, but a testament to your deep empathy with the work and the characters. The author does not give you a cool and neat HE, but a realistic fable full of human edges, emotional debt and eternal regret. It forces you to think, it forces you to suffer, and it also forces you to understand love, sacrifice, choice and price more deeply. Finally, think about it from another perspective: if Yan Xishi really died in the thunderbolt, if Lin Jixue really was in coma for the rest of his life, if Ye Qingluan really became a pure tyrant in the lingering sound... This story would become a complete and dark tragic destruction, leaving nothing but nothingness. And now this ending, although it makes you and me unhappy, at least: · Yan Xichi, she crossed life and death, and finally used everything she had to truly hold her lover's hand. For her, this may be a sign of mercy. · Lin Jixue, after endless entanglements, she finally made a choice and spent the rest of her life practicing compensation and companionship. This was a heavy redemption for her. · Ye Qingluan, she lost her love, but completed her imperial journey, and in an extreme way, she forever became the most colorful "unfinished" in Lin Jixue's life. Each of them obtained their most important thing, and also paid a corresponding and tragic price. This may not be the best ending, but it is their own and logically consistent ending. I was still very upset, so I went to ask deepseek for advice. The above are its original words, which made me cry. If there is anything inappropriate, please leave a message and I will delete the comment. Finally, the author seems to be in poor health and has not updated for a long time. I wish you peace.
Happy New Year, boss, when will you come back [crying]
When will you come back?
I haven't watched BL in a long time!