A Thousand-Year Dream: The Legend of the Magnolia

The magnolia, flower of Northern Wei, bestowed a lifetime of loneliness upon me.

Outside the wine shop, roses bloomed, leaving me half a life of turmoil.

In the apricot grove, we bought a jug of wine and listened to you speak of lofty ambitions.

On Vermilion Bird Street, blood stained the road as I watched you left battered and broken.

With hands clasped, we promised each other three lifetimes. I was reborn to wait for your return.

Alas, I was the only one reborn. Before you were born, our love was already over.

That dream returned year after year, its memories never fading.

I remembered my past life, when you said you would wait until my hair reached my waist.

I heard you say the flowers were blooming by the road. When I returned, you were already dead.

I once said that swallows would nest beneath our roof, and we would see each other often and never forget.

The stone that waits for its husband: a joke from that year, yet how could love be cast aside so easily?

The promise by the bridge: after all these years, I still think of you. Our love grew deep, but fate was shallow.

Perhaps people do remember their past lives, but sadly, we passed each other by.

Looking back, the fated ties of many lifetimes were erased with a single stroke by the Lord of Fate.

A famed scholar turns the declining Eastern Jin around,

The splendor of the Wang and Xie families, whose swallows once nested beneath the eaves,

An exhilarating tale of political schemes and intrigue in this world.

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The third book, The Aristocratic Houses: The Biography of Xie An

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