After Ao Cunxin died, Yang Jian discovered that what he longed for most in his heart was not the beautiful, bright and unreachable moonlight, but the delicate and lively third princess of the West Sea, Ao Cunxin.
What is "love is giving, desire is taking"?
It doesn't make any sense. Only when there is love can there be desire. Love and desire are indivisible.
Why is he only realizing this now? Why did it take Cun Xin's death to understand this?
Yang Jian's eyes were dull, but he kept chanting "Cunxin, Cunxin, Cunxin..." Over and over again, as if he was possessed. For a moment, he felt like his heart was being twisted like a knife, as if a fire was burning his heart. The pain was unbearable. He actually spit out a mouthful of blood, and then passed out.
When he woke up again, he found that he was not in his true king's house. He was alert and looked at everything in the room carefully, only to realize that this place felt extremely familiar to him. Isn't this the military camp where he had stayed when he followed King Wu to defeat Zhou? How could he be here? Did he go back to the past? Does that mean that he is not dead at all?
Yang Jian couldn't wait to run out of the room and went straight to Guanjiang estuary.
The roaring dog who was loyal and guarding the door was left shouting behind him: "Master, master, where are you going? You haven't put on your clothes or shoes yet!!!"
But how could Yang Jian bother to put on clothes and shoes at this time? What he was thinking about now was the third princess of the West Sea, Ao Cunxin. He had to confirm whether Cunxin was dead or alive? Otherwise he cannot feel at ease.
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