[A quick heads-up] Although this is a wuxia novel, the Qilin Clan comes with some fantasy elements, so be warned. A horrifying murder takes place, and the Qilin Sword and treasure map that belonged to the victim reappear in the martial world. Their return sets off a frenzy, as everyone begins searching for and fighting over the sword and map. In the process, they uncover the truth behind the massacre that wiped out the Qilin Clan, the sword's former owners. But the more they investigate, the murkier the events of the past become. Then another person appears, claiming to be the Son of the Qilin. Is he telling the truth, or is it a lie? As a descendant of the Qilin Clan, what will Qi Guan Yan do?
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Alas, I even read three of his books and they all sucked.
Hey, wait for the extra chapter, why does it end like this?
Let me speculate. Qi Guanyan is dead, and he serves as the Qilin Armor in Qilin Tomb to complete his destiny. Gu Ya hoped in his heart that Yan was not dead. After waiting for Yan for ten years, he could no longer wait. He didn't love the bride, he just chose a suitable girl who loved him. Secretly, he still hoped that Yan would show up to stop the wedding, but Yan was indeed dead, at least he couldn't get out. Gu Ya's destined person was not Yan from the beginning, but the girl who was going to get married. The fortune was calculated when they met by chance ten years ago. Yan returned the white jade button as a token of love because he wanted to end his love, but Qian Duoduo was given ten years later. Gu Ya also waited ten years in vain with the hope that Yan was still alive. When he finally saw the returned white jade button, he finally gave up and said, "If you have seen it, it must have happened in the past life." Qiu Xiaoqi's grasshopper was given to his lover. Qiu Xiaoqi was about to die. This was the last meeting with his lover. This can be regarded as explaining the BE ending of the deputy cp. Someone from Qilin Villa came to visit Gu Ya, and it should be Madame Butterfly's son. What Yan wants to revitalize is the Qilin Family, not the Villa. Yan should be dead, otherwise his sense of responsibility would not let go of his old department. It is obvious that the old tribe now has no direction in life and no fixed place to live. Yan believes in destiny so much, so even if he is alive, he will abide by the rule that "Gu Ya's destiny is for someone else" and will not be with Yan anymore. This article is undoubtedly BE. But I still want to say that the author went too far. He did not label BE, did not remind BE to avoid lightning, and suddenly left a foggy ending that readers could not understand or explain. If I remember correctly, the writing style of this article was originally classified as "easy", but now it has become "main text". After watching such a tragedy, I was speechless when I looked at the "relaxing" label. The article is actually well written, but the ending is too confusing. It felt like I was going to take a big step, and the fantasy setting was still unfolding until the first two chapters of the finale, but it ended abruptly like a bad ending...
It turns out that the foreshadowing of BE is laid here.
Ah... I feel like I've fallen into a trap. How could it end like this?
This... I'm a little confused. I beg the author to make a sequel [picking hands]
This... Is going to end? Suddenly a little panicked
I beg you to analyze the ending. I can't understand the ending.
It's so uncomfortable. . . . Ten years later, the owner of the village still loves Ayan, but why did he get married casually? . . Is it because Ayan said his destiny?
Whether the male protagonist dies or not, there will be no extra story.