[Swords of Legends II: Shen Xie] The Days I Transmigrated and Became Xie Yi (Revised Edition)

[!!! Dear readers, the original full text has been unlocked again, and the main story is now complete. Click here to read it directly:]

[Gu Jian 2, Shen Ye/Xie Yi] My Days After Transmigrating into Xie Yi (Chuqi)

[Dear readers, the old version's link was locked for a while, but the main story over there is now complete. I'll repost everything here in the revised order and include the long reviews you shared before. For a clean version, please visit the other thread.]

1. This thread includes readers' comments and long reviews. For a clean version, visit the other thread. If you can't find it, go to the author's Jinjiang page and click [Gu Jian 2, Shen Ye/Xie Yi] My Days After Transmigrating into Xie Yi (Chuqi).

2. The order has been adjusted for easier reading, with the main story and extras separated.

3. The final-ending extras and reader-requested final chapters were written by my partner based on an outline. The plot is fine, but the characters are significantly out of character, so they won't be included in this collection for now.

4. A timeline will be added to the Chuqi sections to make the development of the relationship easier to follow. Many chapters that appear back-to-back actually take place years apart. Xie Yi and Shen Ye's relationship doesn't develop that quickly, and they aren't intimate that often.

5. The final-ending extras, reader-requested final chapters, and similar pieces have significantly out-of-character portrayals and are unrelated to the main story! Unrelated to the main story! Unrelated to the main story!

6. Xie Yi is still pretty tough at heart and very decisive. At most, he can become gentle and mild; he can't be made to seem particularly weak. If pushed far enough, he will absolutely risk his life. So the previous [extras] were just my partner writing to amuse you all. Don't take them seriously.

Shen Ye: In this vast, fleeting world, is there even one person who understands me, who would share life and death with me and never abandon me?

Tong: You ask for too much.

The living are travelers passing through; the dead are homeward bound. The universe is an inn, and all have mourned through the ages.

Theme: Sweet moments for Shen Ye and Xie Yi, and Flowing Moon City