
Fox Tales and Demon Ways
狐说魃道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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What happened next After Brahma Pearl's death, Biluo began searching for her reincarnation. The first reincarnation—Yan Xuanruyi—demonstrates further proof from her various schemes against Suhe that Biluo was aware of Brahma Pearl and Luohan's demotion, and also knew how to sever their connection: forcing Suhe to choose, and abandoning Brahma Pearl, according to the rules of tribulation, was…
I really love male protagonists like Biluo. When he's not in love, he's ruthless in his schemes, making you no different from anyone else. He's charming, seductive, and devoted. Biluo is the kind of arrogant guy who loves you to death but stubbornly refuses to admit it. Everything he does revolves around the Brahma Pearl; he can't bear to harm the pearl but still thinks about the bigger picture.
I've been reading it since elementary school, even through university. As a child, it scared me to death, but I still loved it. Now that I'm braver, I enjoy it even more. I've lost count of how many times I've reread it over the years, each time like reading a new book, each time discovering different surprises. Now it's finally finished.
I finally know which incarnation of Baozhu this is. After awakening, Baozhu and Ye went to Beiling. Three years later, in the Peach Blossom Garden, she first met Biluo (in the Peach Blossom Garden, Baozhu claimed to have studied medicine for three years). Judging from the passage of the dragon, it was probably between the 12th and 13th year of Yongle.
I really want to see what happens between Biluo and Baozhu in Wushuang City. I wish the author would write more; I can't get enough of it, it's so unforgettable!
I strongly urge the author to start writing "The Strange Tales of Brahma"!
Looking for a copy of "Brahma's Otherworld Chronicles," which was previously updated on White Bear.
When I'm experiencing a reading slump, I always reread *Baozhu*, sometimes listening to audiobooks or radio dramas, especially *The Peach Blossom Spring*. In *The Peach Blossom Spring*, I constantly feel sorry for Ye; going to Liujiazhuang was the beginning of Ye's tragedy. After that, this dull-witted Qilin gradually drifted apart from Baozhu. Will Sha Da reread *Baozhu*?
Oh my god, this story is already finished??? I feel so empty. Will there be any side stories or new chapters? It's been over ten years, and I still love it so much.
It feels like I've been following this novel for ten years. I've always remembered the fox's "Oh my!" Since college. Now that it's finished, I'm a little sad. I really want to read the modern-day side stories about the fox and Baozhu!