My new novel, Intent in the Ravine: a traveling painter, flirtatious X reserved, sweet and delightful. Please click into my author column and add it to your favorites (collapses).
Weibo ID: Freshly Squeezed Catnip Juice with Ice. The extraction code is in the author's note at the end of the chapter.
Many years later, the tales told throughout the martial world and the stories sold in the marketplaces still revolved around one story.
It was about how the current Valley Master Rong Jue, in her early twenties, once met a dashing young swordswoman who had made a name for herself across the Central Plains, and how, after weathering countless trials, she made her her beloved partner.
Many years later, a young and curious listener might ask: Why did they have to weather so many trials?
At that, every storyteller would smile faintly. "Because they were both women."
The young swordswoman Lu Lianzhi had always roamed the martial world and traveled far and wide. She had never known what it meant to be unable to do without someone, much less to fall for someone at first sight.
Until she met Qi Zhengge, who also traveled the world alone, wandering the martial realm. Almost at once, Lu Lianzhi transformed from a mischievous gale that roamed the four corners of the world into the one silken thread wrapped around Qi Zhengge's finger.
The first time Lu Lianzhi heard someone describe her that way, she laughed three clear, youthful laughs. "Me? Henpecked? You must have gotten something wrong. Just yesterday, she was as sweet as could be in front of me..."
Before she could finish, Qi Zhengge looked up and asked in a cool voice, "Lu Lianzhi, have you thought about what you're going to say?"
So the young, henpecked swordswoman immediately swallowed her words under that piercing gaze. "No. I think you're right. I'll listen to everything you say."
Youthful, henpecked swordswoman X gentle, scheming older woman S (??)
A lighthearted debut novel. Plot-driven, mostly everyday life.
A trembling newbie bows.
Theme:
It's over. Thank you for your hard work. I really like the two protagonists.
With a wave of his hand, there was a pile.
I really like this work, both in terms of writing style and plot setting. I was very moved after reading it.
Only by collecting and subscribing to the full text can I be worthy of such a lovely author, Momoza
You're done! 2333
The plot was bland and had no interesting points, so I gradually changed my reading time from weekends to evenings and then to after meals. It seems that the author wanted to set up a story of swords and swords in the rivers and lakes at the beginning, but the second part turned into an ancient love story of traveling through mountains and rivers. It is quite common for this kind of structure to be lost in online serialization. However, the writing style in the second chapter gradually gets better. The orthodox Chinese vocabulary is arranged like a meticulous and meticulous painting; the sweet little interactions come from the author's purest and most beautiful imagination of love.
Little apprentice, at such a young age, you want to find a wife like your master, tsk tsk
In life, it might be her mother. By the way, her mother appears throughout the whole story, but she doesn't give her a straight face? That's it. I'm a little confused.
Downstairs, isn't the princess and Wei Kuang eh? I'm on the wrong CP?
Ever since I left Chaojing, I started fast forwarding to watch the little princess, but in the end there was no part of the princess. I thought she would be with her junior sister.