He was the young master of the Murong household, frail and sickly from childhood.
His parents wanted him to live a long life, so they sent him to Qionghua.
He grew up lonely, with solitude etched into his bones.
She was the young lady of the Ying household, but after her third brother's prank left her lost in the wilderness, Elder Qingyang took her in and raised her.
She never imagined that Elder Chongguang was her grandfather.
The first time they met, he was eight and she was six.
His temperament was like water, hers like fire.
Though they sometimes clashed, they grew very close.
But all good things must come to an end, and in time they had to part.
When they met again, he was no longer so lonely. Three young people, all his junior fellow disciples, were now by his side.
Others might not understand, but she knew every chapter of his story.
Would they remain entangled, or be just friends?
She couldn't bear to let go.
Time flew by, and the years slipped past.
Murong Ziying was still Murong Ziying; Ying Liancheng was still Little Wan.
Qionghua was once again struck by calamity: Xuanxiao became a demon, Tianhe defied heaven, Mengli returned to the demon realm, and Ling Sha was consumed by a deadly chill...
How many stories would it take to make a lifetime seem like a dream?
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Now that I'm not so obsessed with fandom and plot, I'll look at your writing again… the charm is there.
At least before this chapter, I really disliked Ying□'s character = = Noisy, willful, and annoying.
I was busy with exams, (laughs) and disappeared for several months. I actually read the end of the article in a hurry a month ago, and today I finally have time to sort it out again and make comments. First of all, congratulations. It is not easy to complete an article. I believe that you must be included in the article. You put a lot of effort into writing it, and I know it. I don't know why the heroine in your article is what I admire the most. She is neither good nor bad. There is no deliberate pretense, she is always real. It's a really good article. It progresses layer by layer. It's not tiring to read, but it always feels very solid. Thank you also for your wonderful ending, which satisfies the empty hearts of readers~\\(≧▽≦)/~ I don't think it's necessary to overhaul it. The structure of the text is very good, but the story of Zhong Yu is a little too long. When I first read it, I thought he was the protagonist. Finally, I say something shameless, I look forward to you opening a new pit~~~~Spread flowers
Why can't ordinary people see Zhongyu? Not to mention Lin Chong, if I jumped in, I would love him O(∩_∩)O Xiaowan and Ziying also have a happy ending, which is the only other person who feels relieved. It seems that such feelings really exist in reality. At least I think there must be.
At the end, Lin Chong's soul appears during the Ghost Festival. Has he never been reincarnated?
I half-read and half-guessed the part about Yunhuang's past, but actually I don't dare to read it anymore. The fate you wrote is too profound and rich. I rarely see good articles about Fairy Sword 4. I would like to support you first! When I read the last sentence of the final chapter, I felt that this was the best ending. It was concise and concise, and gave people the most profound impression in hundreds of chapters. Although I read the article in a hurry, this article gave me the feeling that it was the essence of the fairy sword novels. As a reader, perhaps the only hope is that they can finally meet again in the extra story and stay together forever.
What an ending. . . . How annoying. . . 555555. . . . Small bowl. . . .
%>_<%Every day ~ every day ~ every day ~ I look forward to seeing more articles when I come up.
Ouch - Why is Mao even so sad when he confesses? - - Inner cow
It turns out that there are fans of Xian 4. Collection first