Evening falls over Qiantang, its chill winds scattering jade blossoms from the temples. Many years later, all that remains in Xie Luxiao's memory of Lin'an City is its splendor and grandeur, its tender and distant affections, all like dust ground to powder by fate. They fell in soft flakes, mingling with that silent, still snowfall.
I accidentally clicked on this article, and I was really surprised. The writing style is really good. With the Song Dynasty as the background, I seemed to have guessed the ending. Sure enough, after reading the synopsis, it ended with the Battle of Yashan. The second male lead was so uneasy.
It's been almost ten years, and I'm still trying to figure out another ending before it's done.
This, the ending of this outline is really unacceptable~!!!!
It doesn't matter if it ends like this, I would rather stop at the time when their years were quiet. I like Chen Yun and I like Yuan Zhi. I really want to read all the chronology and feel tired. Still, this is the best way to end...
I knew it was a trap, but I was still attracted by the author's writing style, and for the first time I was willing to fall into it. It's really well written, why don't you continue writing?
The heroine just thinks that Chen is her brother. It's quite annoying to read the synopsis. I haven't seen many good endings in stories from this period of the Song Dynasty.
I really want to see the end of this.
Brother Chen actually died in battle in the end?! It's been a long time since I've been here, so it's better to miss each other than to see each other.
Ah, do you still have more updates? I quite like this story. Come on!
The male protagonist has a bit of sympathy for the female protagonist.
No wonder the heroine can't kill the slave on her own. It turns out that the hero also suffered in this way.
I accidentally clicked on this article, and I was really surprised. The writing style is really good. With the Song Dynasty as the background, I seemed to have guessed the ending. Sure enough, after reading the synopsis, it ended with the Battle of Yashan. The second male lead was so uneasy.
It's been almost ten years, and I'm still trying to figure out another ending before it's done.
This, the ending of this outline is really unacceptable~!!!!
It doesn't matter if it ends like this, I would rather stop at the time when their years were quiet. I like Chen Yun and I like Yuan Zhi. I really want to read all the chronology and feel tired. Still, this is the best way to end...
I knew it was a trap, but I was still attracted by the author's writing style, and for the first time I was willing to fall into it. It's really well written, why don't you continue writing?
The heroine just thinks that Chen is her brother. It's quite annoying to read the synopsis. I haven't seen many good endings in stories from this period of the Song Dynasty.
I really want to see the end of this.
Brother Chen actually died in battle in the end?! It's been a long time since I've been here, so it's better to miss each other than to see each other.
Ah, do you still have more updates? I quite like this story. Come on!
The male protagonist has a bit of sympathy for the female protagonist. No wonder the heroine can't kill the slave on her own. It turns out that the hero also suffered in this way.