Set in the same world as "Indra Still Wants to Stir Up Trouble Today." The plot branches off and changes drastically after Chapter Five of "Today," adding to Indra's storyline. The tone is tragic.
There is a legend that deep in the mountains lives a demon beast with the body of a bear and the face of a human, its long hair black as ink. It is called Kui.
Kui harmed no one, and so survived the age when Yin-Yang sorcery flourished. A hundred years passed in the blink of an eye, and the Yin-Yang arts fell into decline. Few demons remained in the world. Those who saw them were rare, and people took them for mere ghost stories, no longer believing they were real.
And yet...
"Those who love others forget their feelings," Kui said with a smile. Its face was as fair as a young girl's, its long hair black as lacquer. It was a frightening sight. "Not the person, only the feelings. Isn't that good?"
It won't make you forget the person you love, only the feeling of being in love.
It begins when your minds and hearts become one, and ends only when your body dies and your soul is destroyed.
Isn't that a great blessing?
Theme: Pull one thread, and the whole body moves.
I was so scared at the end that I thought it was a joke. Thank you, madam, for being merciful quq
Very good, very good
It always feels like in another book, Asura and Indra fell in love the same way in their previous life (???_??)?