The general felt that he was in love with a monster, and he regarded every bit of kindness she gave him as a treasure.
The monster met a human general, and she thought she had a new pet, but...
"The hill of Cangwu in the south, the abyss of Cangwu, among them is Mount Jiuyi, where Shun... Is buried..."
The charming-looking woman was sitting on the roof, holding a history book in her hand and reading softly.
How ridiculous, she thought.
Shun of Chu, a son of the Duke clan, was a general of the state of Zhu, had an official rank of Ling Yin, and was a minister of the King of Yue.
Once the king's sworn friend, once the lover admired by all the women in the capital, once the general who held the most power in the world and was admired by everyone, after his death, he fell into the writings of historians with just such a few words.
A strong wind blew by, rustling the bamboos in the yard.
When the wind subsided, the woman was no longer on the roof.
Only a few torn scraps of paper were left, floating in the air.
Concept: A story about the love between a human and a demon inspired by "Nine Songs: Mrs. Xiang" and the idea of "love between gods and men" in Chu Ci.