It began with a mistake. A ruthless man who treated human lives like weeds crossed paths with a kind, gentle, stubborn man.
It began with hurt. Sooner or later, you must repay the hurt you caused.
It began with □. He claimed the other man's body, but gradually lost his own heart.
The heartless man found a heart; the man with a heart became heartless.
How can this hurt ever be mended? Or will they miss each other forever?
Your collar of azure, my heart's longing. For your sake, I have pondered until this day.
A danmei story. If it's not your thing, don't read. It may have a tendency toward angst, and might be a minefield. But I don't think my moral standards are especially low, so I'll spare you the explanations.
Readers, enter at your own risk. I'm not responsible, I'm not responsible.
Also, there's a size difference: the gong is physically weaker and the shou stronger. If that bothers you, please don't blame me.
A friend talked me into splitting But for You into two books, so please take down Parts Two and Three of But for You after the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. I should have finished revising them by then...
To bring together the backstory of Wrong, Wrong, Wrong and But for You, I'm adding a short extra here. I'm too lazy to start another story, so I'll fill in the gaps here. If anything in this extra conflicts with the main story of But for You, such as the emperor's name, this extra takes precedence.
I've taken everyone's feedback on board, and I'll do my best to make changes when I revise it ^^
This story... is finished. I'm looking for feedback and revising it now.
In principle, I already know about issues like the side characters having no presence, the martial world feeling unrealistic, the schemes being too stupid (uh, if you bring this up, at least tell me what was stupid...), the gong being too girly, the shou being flat-chested too, the three parts not fitting together, the emotional shift happening too suddenly, and the third part dragging on too much... Everyone... please point out something else... or give more systematic feedback ^_^ Feel free to say whatever you like, I'm thick-skinned ^_^
Kisses for everyone!
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Author Sir: This article is my first real Danmei article. I read it three years ago. I read it by mistake at first. I didn't know what □□ meant. Then when I read it, my heart was like a drum, my face was red, my ears were red, and my heart was full of grief and anger. It wasn't until a month later that I read N Many Waters, under the leadership of my classmates, and fell into the abyss of Danmei. Sir, thank you very much. Otherwise, I really don't know that Danmei can't read good articles. Then I saw another one in the post forum, and I was very disdainful. The author is called Han Yi. Because I never pay attention to people with special names. I know what you are wondering. Isn't your name Hanyi? Yes, I know it now. The problem is that I didn't know it at the beginning. In fact, I knew it 10 minutes ago because I suddenly thought of my first article and wanted to say something. Then I came to you, and then I found it... I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say. Thank you.
All locked I really don't know what I would do if JJ really disappeared... The tree is so big that it attracts the wind, eh...
This emperor treated his younger brother's children so much, and even wanted to pass the throne to Shen Buyin. Wouldn't he be incurring the hatred of his own children? When he dies and his son becomes emperor, Shen Buyin will probably not end well.
Well, even the extras are so personal. The twisted melon is not sweet at all. Turn over for the little sufferer, and let the humble sufferer die.
The extras seem to be a bit inconsistent with the main text. According to Shen Buyin's narration in the text, the emperor seems to have fallen in love because he was not taken seriously when he was a child and Huai Su took care of him. The person who is more similar to this setting here should obviously be the fourth prince of Hanjiang. Kandao even went through the previous article to find that location.
Netizen: editthlau Comment: "But for the sake of the king" Rating: 2 Publication time: 2006-05-25 22:21:00 Chapters reviewed: 45 It's been so long since I saw this article, so the author probably won't see this message. But I still have to ask, and it doesn't matter if I don't get an answer. At least I have fewer questions, otherwise I will definitely not be able to sleep. Here are two things I want to ask: (1) What about the name uncle? It's not clear from the extra that he's an uncle, or does it mean that everyone in Beijing calls dad's brothers uncle? (2) Mentioned in the text: The emperor had a poor background and had been taken care of by Buyin's father. In this episode, we can see that Emperor Yongyan was clearly the descendant of the empress. If he had a bad background, I can't think of a better origin. From the care of him, he seemed to be younger than his father, but he was four years older than his father. Finally, what I want to say is that there is nothing you can do about whether adults have forgotten some of what they have written over time. Haha, no matter what, it's good. This article is really good. I'm so excited that I won't abuse you anymore. I'm really glad for someone who can't bear the abuse. Khan, it's Jiang Zi. When I wrote the text, the settings for these two people were different from Biluo Huangquan. The original relationship between brothers was transformed by a nervous attack when I was imagining the extra story. . . But as for the main text, because it involves publishing issues, I am too lazy to correct the distortion in the online text. . . Uncles and uncles can't be fooled in the north
It's been so long since I saw this article, so the author probably won't see this message. But I still have to ask, and it doesn't matter if I don't get an answer. At least I have fewer questions, otherwise I will definitely not be able to sleep. Here are two things I want to ask: (1) What about the name uncle? It's not clear from the extra that he's an uncle, or does it mean that everyone in Beijing calls dad's brothers uncle? (2) Mentioned in the text: The emperor had a poor background and had been taken care of by Buyin's father. In this episode, we can see that Emperor Yongyan was clearly the descendant of the empress. If he had a bad background, I can't think of a better origin. From the care of him, he seemed to be younger than his father, but he was four years older than his father. Finally, what I want to say is that there is nothing you can do about whether adults have forgotten some of what they have written over time. Haha, no matter what, it's good. This article is really good. I'm so excited that I won't abuse you anymore. I'm really glad for someone who can't bear the abuse.
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Wrong start. A ruthless man who regards human life as nothing, meets a gentle and kind-hearted and stubborn man. Starting from the injury, the injury caused by oneself will be repaid by oneself sooner or later. From then on, he gained his body, but gradually lost his heart. An unintentional person becomes intentional, and an intentional person becomes unintentional. How can this injury be repaired? Or will it be missed forever? Qingqing Zijin, my heart is leisurely. But for your sake, I still ponder it.