Blurb
[Main story and extras complete, happy ending]
Couple: handsome, chuunibyou, obsessive top × silent, enduring emperor bottom
Song Qingze (Qingze) x Yin Luo (Yinglong)
Lighthearted synopsis:
Qingze, younger brother of the ancient divine beast Baize, and Yinglong, another ancient divine beast, have always been at odds and can't stand the sight of each other.
After Qingze deliberately provokes him, Yinglong severely wounds him, seals away his powers and memories, and abandons him on an island.
After losing his memory, Qingze falls hopelessly in love with the fierce, terrifying, domineering, impossible-to-mess-with Yinglong, whom he's only met a few times, but who turns out to be incredibly handsome and good-looking upon closer inspection.
A young man's heart is poetry, but when you love a dragon, it's hard to say it aloud. Too shy, he never dares confess.
By the time his memories return, Yinglong is already dead.
Qingze: What?
How could you die?! I haven't even gotten my revenge yet!
Plot-focused synopsis:
Yinglong, an ancient ferocious beast who slew the demon god Chi You, was murdered by a treacherous villain and died in the Huai River. Hundreds of years later, Yin Luo, a dying emperor possessed by demonic energy, returns to the world. Qingze, the ancient divine beast who was once his enemy, forcibly takes him out of the imperial city.
The seven kingdoms are in turmoil, demonic disasters are rising again, and the Three Realms are in upheaval. After enduring bloody battles and a long journey, Qingze finally lets go of his resentment toward him and promises never to leave him. But the conspiracy behind it all is gradually coming to light...
A strange little skit
Dragon: ...I heard you brought me back to life so you could kill me.
Qingze: No, whoever told you that must have misheard "kill" as "make love to."
Reader's guide
1. The prologue is from the bottom's perspective, while the main story is from the top's. The author favors the bottom, so this isn't a top-favoring story. Read with caution.
2. Younger top, who grows over the course of the story. At the start, he's an innocent boy with amnesia; in the middle, he's a chuunibyou, obsessive young man. He'll grow taller and mature later, and be able to hold the bottom in his arms and kiss him~
3. The top is incredibly weak in the first few chapters, while the bottom is very top-like. Please don't get the pairing reversed, thank you, thank you.
4. Contains a little bit of love-hate drama.
5. Both leads are good people. Their mutual secret crush turns into open love. At its heart, this is a story about two people saving each other across a long stretch of time.
Theme:
Everything about this story is good, but the ending is not good. As a lover of bad blood, Ying Long's character can be said to have ticked all the boxes for me. He is naturally strong and has lofty ideals, but his extreme social anxiety leads to a score of 0 in terms of human sophistication. Once he interacts with people, he is led around the entire process, so that he seems a bit soft and cute to acquaintances. (Chiliu) Before the end, Qingze was also a cool person with a strong personality. As an ancient divine beast, born in the wilderness, his view of love was different from that of later generations of humans from the very beginning. He easily saw through Ying Long's true nature and understood that Ying Long was a complete martyr and a tragic character. Therefore, in that wilderness, he did not want Ying Long to continue to struggle hopelessly. His love was equal to his murderous intention. When times changed and the era that Ying Long hoped for came, his expression of love changed to doting him to the point of death. Did Qingze really not fall in love with Yin Luo before he knew that Ying Long was equal to Yin Luo? This is a matter of opinion. I think he is in love, but he himself cannot accept it. This is a sense of responsibility that rarely appears in wild beasts. If you love someone, you cannot change your heart. Although in the article, it seems extremely tangled from a God's perspective, but taken out alone, this is called loyalty, even if Yinglong doesn't know it at all. So I think that compared to Ying Long's romantic ideals of being pure and cute and putting them into action, Qingze is also an idealist, but Yinglong only has hope in his eyes, while Qingze doesn't have much luck at all and is a complete pessimist. If they can't attract each other, what love is there in the world??? Yin Luo looked like Ying Long in every way, and Qingze naturally fell in love with Yin Luo (although he refused to admit it). Both Yin Luo and Ying Long believed that it would not be me running in the wilderness a hundred years later (to quote Hu Bao), so they tried their best to do whatever they could while they were alive. When they were unable to bear the responsibility and it was time to hand it over to the next generation, they began to think about themselves. Ying Long's stay was too short and his character was timid, so he didn't have time to express his feelings to Qingze. This regret has been left to Yin Luo, but Qingze persisted and failed to form a complete circuit in the end. Qingze is 90% pessimistic and 100% optimistic about the world, and he doesn't want to get involved in this dirty world. Suddenly, a silly Yinglong appears in front of him, so all his hopes are in Yinglong. After Yinglong's death, he has nothing. So he remained a widow (?) To Ying Long until Yin Luo was gone. Love and guilt were mixed and could not be distinguished. He was still stubborn with himself and could not admit that he loved Yin Luo (this is my favorite bloody scene hehehe). So when it was revealed that Ying Long was Yin Luo, Qingze was overwhelmed with joy for a moment, even though the situation was very bad. (Although the scene was terrible, I still laughed when I saw this. The whole building could hear howling "Qingze, you also have today", Yinglong is sorry!) My aunt laughed all the way through the plot, how cruel and sweet it was. The puppet theater audience has maximum immunity to knives. But the ending started to get weird. I looked at the comment section and everyone's controversies are also here. Why did Qingze accept Ying Long's love for two lifetimes as a matter of course, and Yin Luo let go of his pride for two lifetimes, but Qingze didn't reflect on the past at all? The final treatment here seemed to me so destructive that I began to suspect that the Qingze the author wanted to create was fundamentally different from what I understood. I even felt that Qingze's love was much shallower than I thought. In the plot, Qingze had countless opportunities to confirm the relationship between Ying Long and Yin Luo. There were several times when the answer was slapped on the face with just one question. Qingze didn't think deeply about it. We can ignore it. We can regard it as the need of the plot. This situation can be recalled but at that time, he was at a loss. Qingze's continuous questions had already uncovered Yin Luo's waistcoat and barely took a look. However, Qingze was so angry that we can regard it as reasonable. But when the truth came out, after Qingze's moment of great joy, he didn't even reflect at all. Why did he and Ying Long keep passing each other for so many years? He didn't think about Ying Long's humiliation for him for so many years, how Yin Luo felt when he collapsed and wanted to die? I thought Qingze would be heartbroken at this time. This was supposed to be the biggest explosive point at the end of this bloody plot, but it ended up being an understatement. Then Qingze went crazy thinking about Yinglong being sealed away voluntarily. Is Qingze's love originally such a shallow thing? Qingze Ai Yinglong, is he just asking for results? Because Qingze loves Yinglong and his reputation has its own righteousness, can we not think about the torture Yinglong has suffered for thousands of years and hundreds of years??? Yinglong doesn't care, but you, Qingze, don't care. This is bullshit love. If the ending were discarded, this would have been a long pursuit and love between the martyrs and their followers, such a romantic story. Because the ending was completely ruined. Some people in the comments said that Qingze is a scumbag because of this. If the ending is substituted, Qingze is indeed an out-and-out scumbag, a god-level scumbag who moved himself by erecting a memorial arch for himself. But that's not the case in the previous article. Their story is clearly so romantic. In the long tragedy, they are looking for each other under the wash of time. They slowly get closer to each other through various mistakes and mistakes, and finally become he or be. This is a story covered in stars in the sky! Then Qingze moved himself, and Yinglong humbled himself into the dust with no one to redeem him. This story, snap, was gone. I don't know what to say! This is my first long review in my life. I feel angina pectoris when I write it. I even want to say some uncivilized words. *Dragon language*
??? Wow, this ending is completely unnecessary. I like this movie very much, but I really can't accept it because of the financial constraints. Wow.
This Bai Ze is unexpectedly touching, so yandere
!!!??? I didn't expect you to be like this Bai Ze
I remembered again, the pain of being dominated by "sweet text"...
This villain is so disgusting
This is a bit of an ending...(Crying
It turns out that Bai Ze is the one who covets Yinglong's body
Why! Longlong hasn't come out yet!
Emmm... Author, I think you have a misunderstanding about attack and control, and control. You are clearly a stepmother T_T