Who am I, really? Why have I lost all my memories after waking up?
Was our meeting an accident or fate? Who is the one destined for me?
Along this long road, who is the person fate has chosen for me...?
When all the mysteries are finally unraveled, it turns out that we were bound by such a connection...
Our fate · our longing...
New story: Lushan Love. The same Tianyu, unwelcome in this world.
Theme:
After reading three of your novels, I concluded that the number of words is too few, they are so short, and I finished them so quickly. I really feel that the ending of this article was not written enough. I wanted to know a lot but there is no extra chapter. I really want to continue reading.
It's the third book. I'm starting to read the third one.
Hee hee, there is a drop, there is a drop!
This is the ending~ But I would like this to be placed as a side story~ as a story for the next life~ The main text should be finished~ Regarding the happiness of the ending~ But if the same person, why can't Yu Xing's memory remember what happened when he was a child?
It seems that the heroine didn't mention the shadow master~ How could the hero blurt out and ask about the shadow master?
So what? It's quite difficult to watch it from the God's perspective, which is first person and third person at one time... Is this an early work?
I feel like Yang Ruyan has become a different person after getting married. How could he fall in love with the heroine so coldly? Is the abdominal cramps caused by slipping? Or was she originally drugged and wanted her to die? Was he rescued only after being discovered by the male protagonist? But if you take the drug, the male protagonist will find out. It shouldn't be the case. I'm just talking to myself~ haha
No wonder I can only remember everything about Yang Ruyan, but know nothing about the time I spent with Luo Yun. It turns out that Yu Xing is both me and not me... My memories belong to me. What I see and feel all come from my own experience, and the part that belongs to Yu Xing may continue from the moment I come back, but I have no way to see it again.
To add, just based on this paragraph, I feel that this kind of relationship is really too confusing. In this way, does the heroine not grow old with Ruyan? Is the ancient true Yuxing alive or dead? Isn't Ruyan pitiful after the heroine returns to modern times? And what about their children?
This ending is so ridiculous. Who does the heroine really love? I still like her and Ruyan together. It is said that she should have been more moved by her feelings for Luo Yun in ancient times, right? Ruyan is the love we share through life and death, right? How could it just be time travel once, and Luo Yun loved Yu Xing, so why couldn't she be his replacement? Don't like this ending.
After reading three of your novels, I concluded that the number of words is too few, they are so short, and I finished them so quickly. I really feel that the ending of this article was not written enough. I wanted to know a lot but there is no extra chapter. I really want to continue reading.
It's the third book. I'm starting to read the third one.
Hee hee, there is a drop, there is a drop!
This is the ending~ But I would like this to be placed as a side story~ as a story for the next life~ The main text should be finished~ Regarding the happiness of the ending~ But if the same person, why can't Yu Xing's memory remember what happened when he was a child?
It seems that the heroine didn't mention the shadow master~ How could the hero blurt out and ask about the shadow master?
So what? It's quite difficult to watch it from the God's perspective, which is first person and third person at one time... Is this an early work?
I feel like Yang Ruyan has become a different person after getting married. How could he fall in love with the heroine so coldly? Is the abdominal cramps caused by slipping? Or was she originally drugged and wanted her to die? Was he rescued only after being discovered by the male protagonist? But if you take the drug, the male protagonist will find out. It shouldn't be the case. I'm just talking to myself~ haha
No wonder I can only remember everything about Yang Ruyan, but know nothing about the time I spent with Luo Yun. It turns out that Yu Xing is both me and not me... My memories belong to me. What I see and feel all come from my own experience, and the part that belongs to Yu Xing may continue from the moment I come back, but I have no way to see it again. To add, just based on this paragraph, I feel that this kind of relationship is really too confusing. In this way, does the heroine not grow old with Ruyan? Is the ancient true Yuxing alive or dead? Isn't Ruyan pitiful after the heroine returns to modern times? And what about their children?
This ending is so ridiculous. Who does the heroine really love? I still like her and Ruyan together. It is said that she should have been more moved by her feelings for Luo Yun in ancient times, right? Ruyan is the love we share through life and death, right? How could it just be time travel once, and Luo Yun loved Yu Xing, so why couldn't she be his replacement? Don't like this ending.
Passionate and regretful since ancient times!