Crossing the River of Oblivion

This novel consists of standalone stories.

The first story, "Jun Mo Xiao," is complete.

The second story, "Lan Shan Chu," is ongoing.

The world is quite expansive and needs further polishing, so updates are slow. Thank you for your understanding.

I am currently updating another work regularly: "I Still Transmigrated in the Most Unfashionable Way."

A funny, feel-good transmigrate novel. If you're interested, please check it out.

"A Crossing at Wangchuan"

She was the daughter of a military family who rose to the highest position in the imperial palace, only to suffer the destruction of her entire family.

After her death, she became a judge in the underworld. Over more than a dozen lifetimes and five hundred years, what will she choose: revenge or letting go?

Fang Ruye is an underworld civil servant who struggles to build a career, find a partner, and help others find partners at the same time.

"A Crossing at Wangchuan" is a bittersweet, satisfying romance that struggles to deliver sweet moments amid a torrent of heartbreak.

Promotional lines:

When matters of this world are separated by life and death, they often become tender.

Love is tender, and so is hate.

Yet when the people of this world are separated by life and death, they often remain beyond our reach.

Remembering is beyond our reach, and so is forgetting.

Theme: In this world, you reap what you sow. Only sincere love remains unattainable.