Volume One: Painting the Heart
Jianghua is a reed-flower spirit. By chance, she gains a special eye infused with the essence of heaven and earth, but it leaves half her face disfigured. To repay the human who saved her, she happily devotes herself to serving them. Living among mortals, she must not only conceal her identity to avoid being hacked into pieces, but also travel far and wide with them. Gradually, she begins to feel almost human, capable of emotions...
Volume Two: Your Wish
“Whenever early autumn arrives, if it rains for several days in a row, the whole Southern Capital is shrouded in mist and rain. That is why people speak of the mist and rain leaning against the tower. A wondrous sight like this never grows old, even after a lifetime of looking.”
“A mortal’s life lasts only a hundred years, while a demon’s life is much longer. It is not worth trading such a long life for a mortal’s.”
“Of course I want to spend every morning with the person I care about.”
“Stay...”
“Suddenly, I don’t want to become an immortal anymore.” In the gentle spring breeze, the withered peach tree stood unmoving. “I want to be like a mortal. I want to become one.”
Volume Three: The World
“We’ll leave the Southern Capital. From then on, the sky will stretch above us and the earth will lie before us, and nothing will hold us back.”
This world seems like an eggshell. I walk a few steps to the left, then a few to the right, and all I’ve done is cross from one end of the shell to the other.
My wife, Jianghua.
This story isn’t very well written, and it’s quite immature, so please read with caution.
P.S. I originally wanted to lock it while I revised it, but once it was paid content, I couldn’t lock it.
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Come to make up for VIP. Thank you for creating this story. Thank you for my luck in allowing me to meet this story. It is something that suddenly reminds me of you at night and makes my heart feel hot. I almost cry and laugh at the same time. I miss you very much. I hope everything is well with you in the third dimension.
Misty and Rain Relying on the Chonglou - The Growth Path of a Generation of Emperors, dedicated to my favorite classmate Pei
In the recent literary shortage, I revisit the misty and rainy building. The second volume of the war chapter is really well written, with passion and blood, the desolation of the Mobei, the cruelty of war and the tenacity of a nation intertwined, it is quite majestic.
Although Mist and Rain is a romance novel, the main plot is not the love between two people, but Pei Luo's growth. Pei Luo was a romantic young man from an aristocratic family. He looked romantic but was actually devoted. He was talented in both literary and military skills. When he was in the Southern Capital, Pei Luo knew the situation, knew how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, dealt with things tactfully, and had both sides. With the hint of the dragon, at that time, I thought that he would eventually become a powerful official seeking to usurp the throne or a tycoon competing in the Central Plains.
When a man with skill and talent encounters a cruel war, an opponent like Murong Xiao who can only meet but cannot be met, and faces the desolate and vast land of Beiyan, I thought it would arouse Pei Luo's yearning for the powerful world. After all, the country is so beautiful that it attracts countless heroes to bow to their waists. But after the baptism of war, Peluo learned righteousness, which is really impressive. Because I had seen many qualities of a superior person in Pei Luo before, but he did not have the morality of a gentleman. After that, Pei Luo became an upright man, but he was not as boring as a gentleman. He had a romantic appearance, a big heart, a moral heart, and a devoted love for the heroine. He could not be more manly, and his charm was off the charts!
The subsequent plot has the tone of a historical story, with conflicts in the court and feuding brothers, which are actually paving the way for Pelo to ascend the throne. At first I thought Peluo was a hypocrite, but later I discovered that he had his own principles but was not interested in power. Without the subjective factor, I was very curious about the method the girl wanted to use to put Peluo on the throne. Finally, the Xuanwu Sect came out... Well, actually I can't think of anything else besides this method.
As analyzed above, as an emperor, Pei Luo has all the skills, vision, strategy, and what he lacks, and that is cruelty. Although the Xuanwumen Incident was a bit shocking, it does not prevent us from analyzing Pei.
Peluo finally handed over his military power. Master Chi said something to the effect that if Peluo had the chance to ascend the throne, he would be a wise king, but it is a pity that he did not have this chance. Pei Luo may not love the country, but he attaches too much importance to love and is bound by family affection. In this battle between brothers, Pei Luo behaved very indecisively. Master Chi is very vicious when it comes to people. At this time, in Master Chi's perception, Pei Luo has all the qualities to be an emperor, except that he lacks ruthlessness and determination, so he has no chance.
The Xuanwumen incident resulted in a bloodbath in the court, killing brothers and brothers, forcing the palace to abdicate, and then killing the remaining members of the prince's party. Resolute and decisive, iron-blooded tactics. This is the second time that I am impressed by Pei Luo. At first, Guang felt shocked, but when he thought about it carefully, he realized that Peluo's revenge and resistance were not only paved with the blood of his brothers, but also with the blood of the entire palace. That's why this coup was criticized by future generations. The book says that the throne was stained with blood when it was taken, so naturally it can only be cleaned with blood. Pei Luo would not have failed to consider these before the coup. Didn't Lin Weiyan die because of this? Pei Luo may not have thought of Lin Weiyan at the time, but the bloody result should have been within his expectations. Unlike Taizong's Xuanwumen coup, which involved unknown selfish thoughts and desires for power, Pei Luo did not have such considerations. Even though Pei Luo was in an unfavorable situation at the time and harbored hatred in his heart, not everyone could make such a bloody but efficient decision in a different place, and not everyone had the courage and courage to make it, let alone a young man who always cherished benevolence and righteousness. So Peluo is a benevolent person, but he is also an iron-blooded emperor who has a cold heart at critical moments.
Let's talk about Chi Jun again. Pei Luo didn't know how to deal with such a cunning and sinister person like Chi Jun at first, but the few words Pei Luo said in the prison later made Master Chi shudder. This was not the first time Pei Luo warned Chi Jun, but only this time, Chi Jun really took it to heart. It seems that Peluo is now different from his past, and it is also inseparable from Peluo's iron fist and cruelty. The incident at Xuanwu Gate shocked not only the entire court, but such actions should also go beyond Chi Jun's understanding of Peluo. How much kindness should we expect from a person who can use bloody means to seize the throne and then use an iron fist to cleanse him, even including close friends among the people he cleansed? The reason why Pei Luo dared to use Chi Jun was not only because of his confidence and magnanimity, but also because he believed in his own ability.
At this point, classmate Pei's adventures of a generation of emperors have finally come to an end.
Civil and military strategies were something that Pei Luo had when he was still a romantic young man. It was a combination of talent and hard work. Morality, iron and blood, I believe these things have always existed in Pei Luo's blood and bones. They are not learned but inspired. This was revealed when he first proposed to abandon Yumen on the battlefield.
Last but not least, when the girl wrote about the Xuanwu Gate Incident, she must not have thought so much...
I really like the context of this story. A male protagonist like Pei Luo is totally my type! Some details were written too hastily and it would be nice if they were reworked.
Pei Luo was always tolerant in the past, and sometimes even seemed indecisive. However, during the Xuanwu Gate Incident, he acted vigorously and killed his brother Shi and his brother. There are not too many emperors in history who were able to kill their brothers. Yongzheng was most criticized here, and Kangxi also criticized him for being mean and unkind. But Peluo was a benevolent king, and he valued family ties very much. When I watched it, I couldn't help but think, is there no other way? Even if everything was wrong, Peluo was not his younger brother or elder brother. What kind of cold heart does it take to kill someone? Later I thought, maybe only in this way can we become an emperor.
It's a pity that it starts but ends. It makes no sense to set the heroine as a flower demon, because I don't see what this identity does, it is dispensable. The heroine is just an ancient secular woman, why should she have the identity of a fairy, which is quite strange. The beginning is very interesting, but it becomes more and more bloody later on, especially when the emperor imitates the founding of the Tang Dynasty.
I read the battlefield chapter earlier, and my blood was boiling. I am glad that I finally read a good article. At the end, I deeply regretted wasting money, it was such a bad ending. I couldn't help but vomit after seeing who was missing me in the middle of the night. An important figure like Qin Tuo disappeared without a trace, and Pei Luo killed Prince Lin, but he still had to write that one was killed helplessly, affectionately, and the other died willingly. The failure to establish a queen was only because of the woman's elopement, not Pei's own insistence. Jianghua was punished by being grounded and read the female precepts. Such things were contrary to the heroine's nature one after another. It was just the beginning. What about the future? Can a person who learns the word Jianghua learn the palace tricks of the queen? There is a Miss Liu who eloped, and there are so many Miss Zhangs. Where is Miss Li? How could you have the heart to imprison an elf like Jiang Hua in the palace? It can be said that by his nature, he will not end well, and if he violates his nature, he will definitely become disgusting. If Jiang Hua completely abandons herself because of her love for Pei, then what else is there about such love that is worth protecting to the death? It was clearly Pei who owed Jiang Hua money in his previous life, and he had to repay it in this life, but in the end it was written that the heroine abandoned her cultivation and fell into the mortal world, abandoning herself, just in exchange for one of the man's three thousand favors. Jianghua understands Pei's loneliness and has no choice but to stick to it. So at the end, how much did Pei retain for Jianghua? Did they just let Mu Feiyan and her son go? They say they are restricted by the law. If it is really such a coward, is it Pei? Is it just a few mild words to Chi in jail without threats of any consequences? I send flowers to the previous chapter. Although there are many details errors in the previous chapter, the flaws are not concealed. The ending made me so upset that I really want to throw water at the rotten egg. I sincerely hope that you will fix the ending and continue writing a more normal side story.
After reading the comments, I was shocked to realize that this novel was written 13 years ago. . But the ending is still clearly imprinted in my memory. It's a bit confusing. .
In fact, I really want to know if Pei Luo had underwear and married another woman in the end. There should be a group of concubines. I think Jianghua will regret not becoming an immortal. What's so good about love?
If the ending were better, it would be complete ~ Extra story? ! !
Come to make up for VIP. Thank you for creating this story. Thank you for my luck in allowing me to meet this story. It is something that suddenly reminds me of you at night and makes my heart feel hot. I almost cry and laugh at the same time. I miss you very much. I hope everything is well with you in the third dimension.
Misty and Rain Relying on the Chonglou - The Growth Path of a Generation of Emperors, dedicated to my favorite classmate Pei In the recent literary shortage, I revisit the misty and rainy building. The second volume of the war chapter is really well written, with passion and blood, the desolation of the Mobei, the cruelty of war and the tenacity of a nation intertwined, it is quite majestic. Although Mist and Rain is a romance novel, the main plot is not the love between two people, but Pei Luo's growth. Pei Luo was a romantic young man from an aristocratic family. He looked romantic but was actually devoted. He was talented in both literary and military skills. When he was in the Southern Capital, Pei Luo knew the situation, knew how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, dealt with things tactfully, and had both sides. With the hint of the dragon, at that time, I thought that he would eventually become a powerful official seeking to usurp the throne or a tycoon competing in the Central Plains. When a man with skill and talent encounters a cruel war, an opponent like Murong Xiao who can only meet but cannot be met, and faces the desolate and vast land of Beiyan, I thought it would arouse Pei Luo's yearning for the powerful world. After all, the country is so beautiful that it attracts countless heroes to bow to their waists. But after the baptism of war, Peluo learned righteousness, which is really impressive. Because I had seen many qualities of a superior person in Pei Luo before, but he did not have the morality of a gentleman. After that, Pei Luo became an upright man, but he was not as boring as a gentleman. He had a romantic appearance, a big heart, a moral heart, and a devoted love for the heroine. He could not be more manly, and his charm was off the charts! The subsequent plot has the tone of a historical story, with conflicts in the court and feuding brothers, which are actually paving the way for Pelo to ascend the throne. At first I thought Peluo was a hypocrite, but later I discovered that he had his own principles but was not interested in power. Without the subjective factor, I was very curious about the method the girl wanted to use to put Peluo on the throne. Finally, the Xuanwu Sect came out... Well, actually I can't think of anything else besides this method. As analyzed above, as an emperor, Pei Luo has all the skills, vision, strategy, and what he lacks, and that is cruelty. Although the Xuanwumen Incident was a bit shocking, it does not prevent us from analyzing Pei. Peluo finally handed over his military power. Master Chi said something to the effect that if Peluo had the chance to ascend the throne, he would be a wise king, but it is a pity that he did not have this chance. Pei Luo may not love the country, but he attaches too much importance to love and is bound by family affection. In this battle between brothers, Pei Luo behaved very indecisively. Master Chi is very vicious when it comes to people. At this time, in Master Chi's perception, Pei Luo has all the qualities to be an emperor, except that he lacks ruthlessness and determination, so he has no chance. The Xuanwumen incident resulted in a bloodbath in the court, killing brothers and brothers, forcing the palace to abdicate, and then killing the remaining members of the prince's party. Resolute and decisive, iron-blooded tactics. This is the second time that I am impressed by Pei Luo. At first, Guang felt shocked, but when he thought about it carefully, he realized that Peluo's revenge and resistance were not only paved with the blood of his brothers, but also with the blood of the entire palace. That's why this coup was criticized by future generations. The book says that the throne was stained with blood when it was taken, so naturally it can only be cleaned with blood. Pei Luo would not have failed to consider these before the coup. Didn't Lin Weiyan die because of this? Pei Luo may not have thought of Lin Weiyan at the time, but the bloody result should have been within his expectations. Unlike Taizong's Xuanwumen coup, which involved unknown selfish thoughts and desires for power, Pei Luo did not have such considerations. Even though Pei Luo was in an unfavorable situation at the time and harbored hatred in his heart, not everyone could make such a bloody but efficient decision in a different place, and not everyone had the courage and courage to make it, let alone a young man who always cherished benevolence and righteousness. So Peluo is a benevolent person, but he is also an iron-blooded emperor who has a cold heart at critical moments. Let's talk about Chi Jun again. Pei Luo didn't know how to deal with such a cunning and sinister person like Chi Jun at first, but the few words Pei Luo said in the prison later made Master Chi shudder. This was not the first time Pei Luo warned Chi Jun, but only this time, Chi Jun really took it to heart. It seems that Peluo is now different from his past, and it is also inseparable from Peluo's iron fist and cruelty. The incident at Xuanwu Gate shocked not only the entire court, but such actions should also go beyond Chi Jun's understanding of Peluo. How much kindness should we expect from a person who can use bloody means to seize the throne and then use an iron fist to cleanse him, even including close friends among the people he cleansed? The reason why Pei Luo dared to use Chi Jun was not only because of his confidence and magnanimity, but also because he believed in his own ability. At this point, classmate Pei's adventures of a generation of emperors have finally come to an end. Civil and military strategies were something that Pei Luo had when he was still a romantic young man. It was a combination of talent and hard work. Morality, iron and blood, I believe these things have always existed in Pei Luo's blood and bones. They are not learned but inspired. This was revealed when he first proposed to abandon Yumen on the battlefield. Last but not least, when the girl wrote about the Xuanwu Gate Incident, she must not have thought so much...
I really like the context of this story. A male protagonist like Pei Luo is totally my type! Some details were written too hastily and it would be nice if they were reworked.
Pei Luo was always tolerant in the past, and sometimes even seemed indecisive. However, during the Xuanwu Gate Incident, he acted vigorously and killed his brother Shi and his brother. There are not too many emperors in history who were able to kill their brothers. Yongzheng was most criticized here, and Kangxi also criticized him for being mean and unkind. But Peluo was a benevolent king, and he valued family ties very much. When I watched it, I couldn't help but think, is there no other way? Even if everything was wrong, Peluo was not his younger brother or elder brother. What kind of cold heart does it take to kill someone? Later I thought, maybe only in this way can we become an emperor.
It's a pity that it starts but ends. It makes no sense to set the heroine as a flower demon, because I don't see what this identity does, it is dispensable. The heroine is just an ancient secular woman, why should she have the identity of a fairy, which is quite strange. The beginning is very interesting, but it becomes more and more bloody later on, especially when the emperor imitates the founding of the Tang Dynasty.
I read the battlefield chapter earlier, and my blood was boiling. I am glad that I finally read a good article. At the end, I deeply regretted wasting money, it was such a bad ending. I couldn't help but vomit after seeing who was missing me in the middle of the night. An important figure like Qin Tuo disappeared without a trace, and Pei Luo killed Prince Lin, but he still had to write that one was killed helplessly, affectionately, and the other died willingly. The failure to establish a queen was only because of the woman's elopement, not Pei's own insistence. Jianghua was punished by being grounded and read the female precepts. Such things were contrary to the heroine's nature one after another. It was just the beginning. What about the future? Can a person who learns the word Jianghua learn the palace tricks of the queen? There is a Miss Liu who eloped, and there are so many Miss Zhangs. Where is Miss Li? How could you have the heart to imprison an elf like Jiang Hua in the palace? It can be said that by his nature, he will not end well, and if he violates his nature, he will definitely become disgusting. If Jiang Hua completely abandons herself because of her love for Pei, then what else is there about such love that is worth protecting to the death? It was clearly Pei who owed Jiang Hua money in his previous life, and he had to repay it in this life, but in the end it was written that the heroine abandoned her cultivation and fell into the mortal world, abandoning herself, just in exchange for one of the man's three thousand favors. Jianghua understands Pei's loneliness and has no choice but to stick to it. So at the end, how much did Pei retain for Jianghua? Did they just let Mu Feiyan and her son go? They say they are restricted by the law. If it is really such a coward, is it Pei? Is it just a few mild words to Chi in jail without threats of any consequences? I send flowers to the previous chapter. Although there are many details errors in the previous chapter, the flaws are not concealed. The ending made me so upset that I really want to throw water at the rotten egg. I sincerely hope that you will fix the ending and continue writing a more normal side story.
After reading the comments, I was shocked to realize that this novel was written 13 years ago. . But the ending is still clearly imprinted in my memory. It's a bit confusing. .
In fact, I really want to know if Pei Luo had underwear and married another woman in the end. There should be a group of concubines. I think Jianghua will regret not becoming an immortal. What's so good about love?
If the ending were better, it would be complete ~ Extra story? ! !
Still prefer agarwood---Yu Mo and Yan Dan!