The wind rises often, and night is about to fall.
The mountain moon has been painted, its strokes falling upon a springtime heart.
I think of you, I think of you, but you are nowhere to be seen...
This story was originally titled The Box of Jumang, and was a prequel to The Great Master. When I started The Great Master, I temporarily locked this one. Later, I couldn't bring myself to delete it. Looking at these three thousand or so words, I felt there was a lot more to write, so I kept it. Actually, it doesn't really count as a prequel. It's about what Yue Fenghua went through before meeting Xia Zhi. Of course, Fenghua isn't the male lead here, just a character who ties the story together.
The Tale of Chan is about women: women, female ghosts, and female demons. Their stories may be sorrowful, or they may end in reunion. Each volume is a standalone story, so just think of them as fictional anecdotes~
P.S. This story is rather melodramatic and updates irregularly. Read at your own risk.
Theme:
I have been waiting for six years and finally waited for Cang Yue's "Forgotten River";
I wonder how long it will take for "Chan Lu" to be completed? !
I wonder if this "lifetime series" can be made thinner~~
Is this finished or not? ⊙⊙Bhan
After waiting for three years, I came to see if this article has been updated on a whim! But found that it is still a pit! ! ! Sir! Is it the rhythm that lets it sink to the bottom? Woooooooooooooo! ! ! ! ! ! !
Looking forward to what follows…
The fresh and beautiful ones are the most lovable. Qing Da, please update quickly. I want to see Chanlu and Dashen.
Continue to pay attention to Qing's works and support you forever. My biggest wish in this life is to own a paper book of "Moon Chanting", and I hope the nun can make it come true!
I often come here to see if you will come back~
I don't know if it's because this article is unfinished.
Always extra worried!
Probably because I like this kind of thing
"When you have it, you don't cherish it, and you even throw it away like a pair of worn-out shoes; after you lose it, you gradually understand what you missed." ~
I don't know what kind of writing the author wants to give,
Let this man who has missed a precious person and precious love be fulfilled~
But please allow me to have bad thoughts:
Now that he has lost it, let him regret it painfully during his lifetime as he gradually realizes her goodness!
Such people do not deserve to have Chacha!
Such a transparent, gentle, tolerant, persevering and intelligent woman!
Could it be that Concubine Qing wants to write about Nanzhu abandoning Atao and falling in love with Chacha instead? (It feels like this)
Now, if that's the case, we'll be in trouble again.
If Nanzhu is true! Falling in love with Chacha, in this case, one possibility is that he is not affectionate, and the other possibility is that he was just admiration, infatuation, infatuation, etc. For A Tao before, but it is not love. Mr. Qing, I've been confused about it for a long time.
Well, it's almost the first anniversary~~~ Do you want to celebrate? ?
Emmmmmmm, that is to say, I'm still waiting.
I have been waiting for six years and finally waited for Cang Yue's "Forgotten River"; I wonder how long it will take for "Chan Lu" to be completed? ! I wonder if this "lifetime series" can be made thinner~~
Is this finished or not? ⊙⊙Bhan
After waiting for three years, I came to see if this article has been updated on a whim! But found that it is still a pit! ! ! Sir! Is it the rhythm that lets it sink to the bottom? Woooooooooooooo! ! ! ! ! ! !
Looking forward to what follows…
The fresh and beautiful ones are the most lovable. Qing Da, please update quickly. I want to see Chanlu and Dashen.
Continue to pay attention to Qing's works and support you forever. My biggest wish in this life is to own a paper book of "Moon Chanting", and I hope the nun can make it come true!
I often come here to see if you will come back~ I don't know if it's because this article is unfinished. Always extra worried! Probably because I like this kind of thing "When you have it, you don't cherish it, and you even throw it away like a pair of worn-out shoes; after you lose it, you gradually understand what you missed." ~ I don't know what kind of writing the author wants to give, Let this man who has missed a precious person and precious love be fulfilled~ But please allow me to have bad thoughts: Now that he has lost it, let him regret it painfully during his lifetime as he gradually realizes her goodness! Such people do not deserve to have Chacha! Such a transparent, gentle, tolerant, persevering and intelligent woman!
Could it be that Concubine Qing wants to write about Nanzhu abandoning Atao and falling in love with Chacha instead? (It feels like this) Now, if that's the case, we'll be in trouble again. If Nanzhu is true! Falling in love with Chacha, in this case, one possibility is that he is not affectionate, and the other possibility is that he was just admiration, infatuation, infatuation, etc. For A Tao before, but it is not love. Mr. Qing, I've been confused about it for a long time.
Well, it's almost the first anniversary~~~ Do you want to celebrate? ?