Heaven Above

I’m just an unremarkable entry-level disciple of the Taiqing Sect, one of the few who managed to cultivate the basic heart method to the second level after two whole years. But what does that have to do with you, Lai Ziya?! Don’t tell me you brought me to Mount Taiqing and I’ve embarrassed you by being such a failure. You’re the sect leader’s prized disciple, and one of the most celebrated young talents in the entire Taiqing Sect. A tiny stain like me could never dim the jade-like brilliance of your talent, which shines from you every moment of every day, could it? Notice: Updates on hold From around the beginning of July through the end of August, I’m expected to work for about 60 days straight without a single day off. The workload is heavy, and I’ll barely get a break at lunch. I was probably too confident in my stamina, but these days I’m so exhausted when I get off work that I can’t even eat, let alone write. I’ve decided to put this story on hold and lock it until the end of August or early September, at least until I can get my weekends back. As for that other story, since it’s close to finishing, I’ll update it now and then and try to wrap it up before this one resumes. That’s the only explanation I can offer. I want to apologize to everyone who has already bookmarked this story. Posted on the evening of July 6, 2009. I’d also like to recommend my completed long-form historical romance featuring female supremacy: . You’re welcome to stop by!