The previews for my upcoming stories are up. Please add them to your collection~ \(≧▽≦)/~ Click a title to go straight to it >> Modern danmei: Final Crisis, an infinite-level survival game, alternating POVs with a focus on the gong.
Historical danmei: The Cultivation World Knows All About the Villain's Love Life, an older master-and-disciple romance. Shou protagonist. Dragon immortal gong x sword cultivator shou.
Blurb: Gong protagonist. 1v1, happy ending, mutual pining. A long-form mystery with multi-part arcs.
Twenty-three years ago, Xue Shu watched his once-beautiful hometown vanish in a sea of flames.
Twenty-three years later, people in the cultivation world are saying: Daoist Venerable Cangya, Xue Linyuan, broke the formation at Fengtou Ridge that was suppressing evil spirits without permission, then damn well ran off. In response, a certain Daoist Venerable who prefers to remain unnamed says: 1. This is pure slander. 2. The matter has been handed over to the Yin-Yang Saber.
Hot-tempered, troublemaking Daoist gong x cold, sharp-tongued, dangerously beautiful shou
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Theme:
However, the sentence in the Tao Te Ching, "Everyone knows that beauty is beautiful..." Does not mean to distinguish between good and evil, but is precisely a dialectical statement. For example, in the following paragraph, it is said that "the long and the short complement each other, the high and the low lean toward each other, the sounds harmonize, and the front and back follow each other." It means that everything has two sides, which complement each other and depend on each other. This is not a forced definition, but if one side of a thing is yin, the other side is yang. The two have the same origin but different names. Just like the yin and yang fish diagram we see in Tai Chi, yin and yang are mutually reinforcing each other and are the source of each other. They are endless and follow the laws of nature. There is absolutely no meaning of "dividing" or "separating" it. To divide and define everything with the same standards is in itself a violation of the center of the Tao Te Ching and even the entire Taoist thought. Therefore, I feel that Xu Zhijing's explanation of this sentence written in the article seems to be completely unrelated to the original meaning of the Tao Te Ching. It is not accurate enough to interpret the connotation based on the literal meaning. I don't mean to be a quarrel, nor am I trying to be a teacher. It's just that the connotation expounded by the Tao Te Ching is indeed not consistent with what he said. I'm sorry if this offended me.
I didn't find it in the search. It's so frustrating.
"For my betrayed Zangya" gave the author a big worm~ If Xie had always been involved in Xue's affairs, why would he think that Xue was betraying him for him, and was there anything he needed to betray to do? Didn't see it
Daochang Xue and Young Master Xie are so cute, the author is sure not to make more extra stories!? Woooooooooooooooo
After thinking about it, I feel that the other characters are not very full. I thought it was too big and the ending was not very solid, but CP likes it.
I've finished watching it, one extra episode isn't enough quq
I feel good too, sorry
I searched on qwq but couldn't find it...
Although this article has been finished for a long time, I still want to ask before I see it in V. Does the change of years mentioned in the copy mean that Zhi Gong's appearance has changed into a boy? I thought the year up and down were usually calculated based on the actual age. Judging from the way Gong and Shou get along, Shou is like a child that Gong has watched grow up, and Gong calls Shou a little brat. Even though Gong looks like a teenager, this pair of CPs must give people the impression that they are older.
Let me just complain first, is the promised result of the long-form novel going to be 200,000+?!