Untying a Thousand Knots (Tales from the Luo Manor, Part Three)

Born with no say in the matter, I’ll defy fate when I die. Love stirs without my knowing; when it fades, I’ll turn the tide. He once thought the sole meaning of his life was to break free of fate and escape the hands that controlled his life and death. Yet everything still followed the course of destiny. He believed in neither fate, nor other people, nor love. Could the man who gave up everything to come to his side be the turning point in his life? Deep love follows the heart; I pledge my life to yours. All passion fades when I leave the world; the chill in my heart melts when I return. He once thought that, as someone calm and composed by nature, the most unexpected thing he could do was abandon everything and hold that man in his arms. But it turned out that even this choice and sacrifice could not satisfy him. Could he turn back and leave? Recently, 30 copies of Drunk on Immortality were reprinted. It’s still the simplified Chinese edition published by Three-Legged Golden Crow, and the price is still rather high. If you’re interested, you might want to consider getting a copy. Drunk on Immortality personal edition reprint