Pollution-Free, Harmless

Gan'er... In the end, I'm still glad that Gan'er didn't know the truth about the envelope. Although Gan'er was able to get out of the mire, and even though the passion of the first half of her life became a joke, she still had the courage to face the past, what were you thinking during those years when you mistakenly believed that you had been expelled from your sect? 😭

I finished reading this book in the early hours of the morning, and afterwards I felt like the loneliest person in the world.

This is the fifth book by Priest I've finished reading. Compared to "Legend of Fei," which I initially read with the youthful passion and enthusiasm of my student days, "No Pollution, No Harm," which I finished while slacking off in my mundane life as a working adult, evoked a deeper sense of personal experience and understanding.

In the grand scheme of things, fate pushes everyone towards either A or B. Perhaps in every day to come, you'll want to ask yourself that question: what should you base your life on? I once stepped into this society full of expectations, brimming with enthusiasm. But time has worn me down, smoothed out my edges, and made me forget the path I came from. Like a dandelion seed blown away by the wind, it sways with the wind and finds a place to land wherever it lands.

After all these years, I still love your words.

Second reading finished! I absolutely loved this book; it's also the first modern urban martial arts novel I've ever read. The couple on the railing are so cute! 🎉 And I wonder if there will be any follow-up to the new plot? I really want to see a collaboration between Yunfei and the railing!

Reading the extra chapters gave me a heart attack... It feels like the Wanmu Chun lineage is truly being played by fate.

From the very beginning, what attracted me to Tian Tian's writing was her idealism. Even when faced with powerlessness, bleak reality, tragedy, and the changing world, I could still see her unwavering idealism amidst the torrent of change. I always felt that my life was empty, like a drifting duckweed, aimless and without support.

Do you like reading novels when final exams are approaching? I read another book by Peking University; it's pollution-free and harmless, which makes me quite melancholy. I have so much to say, but I don't know how to type it all out. Gan Qing, raised by Wei Xiao, if possible, I so wish you could live and grow up like an ordinary person, instead of living a life of constant wandering.

Finished watching it on May 30, 2026! Hooray! 🎉