Sequel to Song of Resentment
In their previous lives, he was a young king with great ambitions but no way to fulfill them, while she was a brilliant and breathtaking young woman from a powerful ministerial family.
His mission was to save the Cao clan and its dynasty from ruin, relying on his own strength alone.
Her mission was to help the Sima clan control the Cao emperor, defy fate, and seize the throne.
Heaven had destined them to be enemies, and love could not stop fate from playing its cruel tricks.
So they promised to meet again in their next lives. But when that next life finally came, she discovered, to her dismay, that he had forgotten her, forgotten everything.
Even in this life, he was still a descendant of the doomed Song imperial house, while she was a surrender envoy from a foreign people, her identity unknown.
She could not stand by and let him meet the same fate of dying for his country, but he remained utterly resolute.
The final battle was fast approaching, and all they could do was struggle amid conflicting feelings, wanting to believe and yet doubting each other,
confronting fate as it repeated itself, and the cycle of Heaven's will.
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Note:
This edition of Song of Resentment and Song of Sorrow combines the two books, Song of Resentment and Song of Sorrow, into one volume.
The book is divided into two parts: “This Life: Song of Resentment” and “The Next Life: Song of Sorrow.”
The original text has been preserved, with no cuts or other changes.
Thank you all, dear friends, for your continued support and encouragement! ^^
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It made me cry so much! "The Ballad of Sorrow" is truly heart-wrenching, it completely pierces to the bone. But thankfully, it had a happy ending. Thank you to the author for bringing us such a wonderful story. Thank you for the happy ending!
Love has become so desperate that I suddenly have a question: if two people are always going in opposite directions, is there any fertile ground for love to grow? Self-harm hurts others, and if the wounds are too deep, where is there room for happiness to flourish?
Wow, I've finally waited for this moment! Previously, it was mostly Hui Xue who put in the effort for this relationship; now it's Cao Yanshi's turn. Both of them are alive and well, and the men in black haven't made things difficult for them. Yanshi has let go of his obsession and is going to fight for the happiness he can have; it should be a happy ending from here on out. It's quite heartwarming to see them switch roles like this now.
I liked the first one; the sequel felt rougher.
Following the flow from "Song of Lament" to "Song of Sorrow," the writing is seamless, deeply moving, and incredibly inspiring. It's truly excellent; I really enjoyed it. Hooray!
I don't even know what to write anymore... Although the process was nerve-wracking, I'm so glad I managed to stick with it until the end!
Points awarded~~~~~~~Scattering flowers
What a talented woman! Not only the female lead, but also the author herself! A wonderful piece... Author's reply: Hehe, thanks! I'm so sorry! @^^@
I'd been following this story for over a year, and it actually ended happily! You have to admit, marriage makes an author more "merciful" with their writing... Author's reply: Ugh, my friend, the serialization of "The Ballad of Sorrow" has already ended. What does it have to do with my marriage? This book was published in 2005, back when I didn't even know the zookeeper.
Why is it always Huixue who puts in the effort? Didn't Cao Mao try anything to reunite them? Didn't he even want to fulfill the promises he made before he died? It's really infuriating!