The Emperor's Soul Falls

Beneath the Wujiao Stone lies the Black Cord Hell; I often think of the fragrant snow blossoms in the heavens. The Lord of the Underworld, ruler of the Black Cord Hell, judges the sins of all living beings with his brush. Yet in the eyes of the Celestials, he is no more than a lowly ghost immortal, a petty functionary. A chance encounter beneath a pear tree lets him indulge in longing. He gifts him ink, shares tea from the River of Forgetfulness. Though he knows the calamity star's heart already belongs to someone else, he remains without regret or resentment. A hundred years on the Mirror of Retribution, he can see his own heart clearly, yet cannot sever this sinful bond Golden lotuses drift down in gauzy veils from the Jade Pool; the baleful star reveals his form, striking fear into a hundred immortals. The Three Evils' Po Jun: none in the Three Realms dares not fear him. Proud and untamed, he champions destruction. That tiny ghost immortal dares to provoke him? No matter how many times the Yanluo Hall is torn down, it still can't scare the little ghost away. But his heart already belongs to Tan Lang. He knows it perfectly well, yet remains stubbornly devoted. Is he... not the Lord of Yanluo Hall, who sees through the ways of the world? Follow Little L's Weibo~ You can also come and follow L~~ The Seven Primordial Stars series: The Emperor's Soul Falls For anyone hoping to collect this book, here are some reliable Taobao bookstores where you can buy it: First, I want to apologize to everyone looking forward to the story of the last of the Seven Xuan Star Lords. It's not that live is deliberately avoiding it. I've been writing for quite a while, and suddenly I'm feeling a little tired. With a series, sometimes having to keep writing different pairings and characters starts to feel like a chore, so I want to pause for a bit and let things settle. Maybe I'm just a very capricious person, always wanting to write about pairings and characters that have suddenly caught my fancy, or niche topics that aren't very popular. Sometimes I even end up writing about two straight iron chopsticks... That's why, when I wrote The Scottish Coast, someone told me it didn't belong in the danmei category... Whatever the case, I haven't given up on Seven Xuan. I just want to take it easy for a while, write about topics I like, and enjoy the fun of writing ^^ So the next story might not be to everyone's taste, or might not hit your favorite buttons. Please bear with me and be patient ^^ Thank you! Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! By the way, I'm planning to continue writing The Heavenly Wolf of Moon-Covered Spring and Autumn. If you're interested, please take a look at the earlier chapters. I put a lot of effort into this story, too. Last time I went on a business trip to Guizhou and saw the vast plains, I couldn't help shouting to my colleague, "It'd be great to fight a war here! It's so flat, the chariots could roll right through and knock everyone down!!" My colleague responded with a whole lot of eye rolls. That's when I got the urge to write it, but I was still updating Old Song's story at the time. I was afraid that if I stopped then, I'd keep stopping and never manage to pick it up again. So after finally bringing that one to an end, I can finally continue this story Theme: