Once the young lord of the Huangxuan family, rulers of Donghuang for eight hundred years, Huangxuan Jin is now branded a traitor. He betrayed his country and his clan, and everyone wants him dead. He once drew his sword and risked his life. Tens of thousands of retainers once knelt before him, ready to fight and die at his side. He once wore crimson brocade and ascended the nine-tiered Hall of State. But now all he wants is to coast through life, eat, sleep, and do nothing: sleep sixteen hours a day, then wake up and watch the sunset from a wicker chair.
Yet the person he once betrayed has returned and says... they want to take him away. Honestly, they won't let him flirt with women or even drink. Who wants to go with you?
Main pairing: the powerful, ascetic, fiercely possessive top, Vesper, x the flamboyant, arrogant bottom who is always acting foolish, getting cold feet, and courting disaster; obedient and easy to push around early on, Huangxuan Jin.
Set in a steampunk world, amid the wars between the Eastern and Western continents.
A somewhat chuunibyou epic fantasy. A fallen young man takes up his sword once more and returns to battle, while a yandere prince pursues his beloved across a thousand miles.
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It took me four days to read this article. Although it is a year later, I still hope to capture my thoughts in a few words. I have little knowledge of Norse mythology, so I don't know the original setting, and my understanding may be biased. As for the writing style, although the author is very proud of it, I always feel that it is a bit far behind. Just like looking at flowers in the mist, looking at the moon in the water, the roses on the branches bow their heads slightly. However, the emotion in the article is too strong, and the author's deep affection and effort can be seen through the words. So I followed this feeling, perhaps sad, and burst into tears. As for the plot, from now on, the author vents it out, like beating a drum, and pressing forward step by step. In a blink of an eye, it was over. If I say, this book talks about all kinds of things, the ultimate core is growth. Huang Xuanjin had nothing but never despaired. Wichpel tried his best to figure things out, but he finally learned to respect and let go (although I will never forgive him in my heart). On the surface, it often seems that Visipel is stronger and Huangxuanjin is weaker, but in my opinion, Huangxuanjin is a hundred times stronger than Visipel. Being impartial is not the original intention, not fearing fate, not seeking one's own safety. Perhaps it's because the soul left behind by Huangxuan in Eight Hundred Miles has created a man who can never break. In this way, this may also illustrate the importance of family education and companionship? Although dusk opens up the night, it also leads the setting sun to a nirvana. In the dusk battle, darkness will come. Phoenix breaks the sky with his body and turns his soul into flames, turning the night into day. The battle at dusk is also the song of dawn.
Let's jump to another chapter. This ending makes people a little bit panicked. Is this considered a be? Can I wait for the extra chapter when I finish reading it? I'm begging for the extra chapter! I hope that I can see the extra story in my lifetime. Slide and kneel-----Tumble--Backflip--Twist--Please the author take a look at this book and there is still an extra story that has not been written!!! Knock! Knock! Knock!
This book is really the best work I have ever read
But have you ever thought that there are people in this world who regard me as a jewel!
This is my second update. I don't know how the author is doing.
It's over. It seems that I guessed it right. The old man is really a wise giant. The plot of this article is not very exciting, but it can always easily arouse my blood. The heroic spirit of drinking and singing, and the emotion and conflict like Shakespeare's drama, are really something I have never seen in other articles. This article was suspended for a long time due to the author's illness. DaDa continued to write for our readers. I don't know if DaDa has recovered. Of course, I hope that DaDa recovers and there is no root cause of the disease. To be honest, I think the end of this story is still a little rushed. The core of Nordic mythology is tragedy. The entire myth is based on the sacrifice of the ancestor giant, and it is also destined to end at the beginning. But after the end, the sun will rise as usual, and the waves of the country of the dead will soak into the earth. Hopes and buds will grow, offering blessings to His Highness's new world, and also spreading flowers for the completion of this article. I hope that as a reader, I can meet the author in the next book.
There are still two chapters. The author has said that they are written by him.
Although it was a serious chapter, when I saw His Highness putting Xiao Jin on his shoulders, I almost smiled like an aunt. Isn't this just a show of affection in public? Hahaha
Ahhhhhhhh, I like this chapter so much, it's like all the good things are gathered together and bloom together with fireworks.
It's obviously almost the end, but no one is talking. Is it just me?