A royal descendant cast adrift in the martial world, he is peerlessly elegant, chivalrous yet tenderhearted. Through countless hardships, he moves between the world and a life apart from it, enduring many twists and turns. When the mystery of his birth is finally solved, his family's feud brings one massacre after another at the hands of the imperial court. His kind and generous nature leads him to sacrifice himself for others. But can such a sacrifice truly be worth it? The one he loves is already beyond his reach, separated from him by life and death. Will those who love him ever be rewarded?
Bearing his ancestor's final charge, he sets aside his personal grievances and enters the imperial court. With the world in his heart, he serves his sovereign and country. He neither covets glory nor yearns for wealth, but the weight of duty is impossible to forget.
Emperors vie for supremacy, and the realm is torn by conflict. Demons and monsters stalk the court, where plots abound. Lies repeated by many become truth, and slander can destroy a life. Though he is a heaven-blessed genius with an upright heart, neither can withstand human nature nor the power of malicious words. Watching the land suffer devastation and the people become displaced, he is willing to stake his life for his country.
He rides across the battlefield, revealing his full brilliance, and becomes the emperor's ultimate weapon. Though he possesses peerless martial arts, his naturally compassionate heart cannot bear to see the people suffer. Yet he is torn between loyalty to his sovereign and his own sense of self. Which path will he choose? The martial world and the imperial court: he cannot have both.
They say that in the martial world, you have no control over your own fate. But those in the imperial court are no less powerless. The bond between ruler and subject? The bond between brothers? Hatred can be cast aside, but kindness is hard to forget. He is destined to spend his life enduring in silence and giving of himself.
Weary of the mortal world, can he return to the mountains and streams? Startled awake, he looks back, but no one understands his grief. He searches among the cold branches, yet finds none where he can settle. Alone on the sandbar, he shivers in the cold.
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I just watched it, and I thought it was quite interesting. However, as for the ending, if it were me, I would have found a place where the emperor could not be found or go to live in seclusion, and he even brought Xueer to find it. I really couldn't stand it. Xueer was forced to marry the emperor at the beginning. Regardless of whether she was moved by the emperor later, her favorite was Ruyu. I believe Ruyu also loves Xueer. They can't be together just because of this emperor. I feel like they have such big hearts. I'm being petty, haha!
I only recently came across your novel while randomly searching for novels on the Internet. What I felt was that the plot and story layout of the novel were grand and majestic, but the protagonist Wen Ruyu gave me the impression that she liked to be abused. I think your portrayal of Wen Ruyu's character is too perfect. He doesn't look like a hero who has been working hard in the world since he was a child, but a great sage who is deeply influenced by secular ethics. Especially the relationship with Mei Ruxue. You must know that they are both Jianghu people, but neither of them has the character of Jianghu people who dare to love and hate. Moreover, Wen Ruyu was abused from beginning to end, and was robbed of her beloved by the emperor and was jealous of the Emperor. Since he had handed over his grandfather's property to the emperor at the beginning, even though Xueer was no longer a virgin, he should have taken her away.
I read it once. Very interesting article.
Why do you feel so despicable? Being dishonest and going back on your word is not the behavior an emperor should have. Aren't emperors supposed to be polite and keep their word?
Sister, you have indeed caught Ruyu's weakness! Use the common people to stop Ruyu! You are so cruel! If I advance, tens of millions of people will die; if I don't, I will lose my life and that of all the Kunpeng Army soldiers. I don't care about my own life, but those innocent soldiers... If I advance or retreat, I will die. It makes my heart feel blocked and painful. Sister, you are so cruel. Didn't you force Ruyu to commit suicide? Can't there be a third way? Uh-huh…
I hate myself more and more. When I see Jing Ai being a little nicer to Ru Yu, I burst into tears of gratitude; (I am afraid that under the influence of Yi Jian, I always subconsciously want to see brothers and sisters respect each other!) When I see Jing Ai being suspicious and forcing Ru Yu, I gnash my teeth with hatred; when I see Jing Ai's deep affection but love so painfully, I feel that he is so pitiful... Sister, am I too unstable and unprincipled in my stance?
The emperor also loves so painfully!
Life and death are determined by fate. My fate is determined by me and not by heaven.
"Ran'er" was beaten! Heartache! Uh-huh…Uh-huh…Uh-huh…
The Extraordinary Servant of Time Travel
Leaning on the Orchid Boat with Sword in Hand
I Quit Without a Plan
The Moon Shines on the Dragon's Heart
A Weary Traveler in the Martial World
The Tang Sect's Rebellious Son
The Young Eagle Spreads Its Wings
A Sword's Frost-Cold Edge (Part Two)
A Vow Across a Thousand Ages
Your Lordship Is Wise
It's so long, read it slowly and support adults.
I just watched it, and I thought it was quite interesting. However, as for the ending, if it were me, I would have found a place where the emperor could not be found or go to live in seclusion, and he even brought Xueer to find it. I really couldn't stand it. Xueer was forced to marry the emperor at the beginning. Regardless of whether she was moved by the emperor later, her favorite was Ruyu. I believe Ruyu also loves Xueer. They can't be together just because of this emperor. I feel like they have such big hearts. I'm being petty, haha!
I only recently came across your novel while randomly searching for novels on the Internet. What I felt was that the plot and story layout of the novel were grand and majestic, but the protagonist Wen Ruyu gave me the impression that she liked to be abused. I think your portrayal of Wen Ruyu's character is too perfect. He doesn't look like a hero who has been working hard in the world since he was a child, but a great sage who is deeply influenced by secular ethics. Especially the relationship with Mei Ruxue. You must know that they are both Jianghu people, but neither of them has the character of Jianghu people who dare to love and hate. Moreover, Wen Ruyu was abused from beginning to end, and was robbed of her beloved by the emperor and was jealous of the Emperor. Since he had handed over his grandfather's property to the emperor at the beginning, even though Xueer was no longer a virgin, he should have taken her away.
I read it once. Very interesting article.
Why do you feel so despicable? Being dishonest and going back on your word is not the behavior an emperor should have. Aren't emperors supposed to be polite and keep their word?
Sister, you have indeed caught Ruyu's weakness! Use the common people to stop Ruyu! You are so cruel! If I advance, tens of millions of people will die; if I don't, I will lose my life and that of all the Kunpeng Army soldiers. I don't care about my own life, but those innocent soldiers... If I advance or retreat, I will die. It makes my heart feel blocked and painful. Sister, you are so cruel. Didn't you force Ruyu to commit suicide? Can't there be a third way? Uh-huh…
I hate myself more and more. When I see Jing Ai being a little nicer to Ru Yu, I burst into tears of gratitude; (I am afraid that under the influence of Yi Jian, I always subconsciously want to see brothers and sisters respect each other!) When I see Jing Ai being suspicious and forcing Ru Yu, I gnash my teeth with hatred; when I see Jing Ai's deep affection but love so painfully, I feel that he is so pitiful... Sister, am I too unstable and unprincipled in my stance?
The emperor also loves so painfully!
Life and death are determined by fate. My fate is determined by me and not by heaven.
"Ran'er" was beaten! Heartache! Uh-huh…Uh-huh…Uh-huh…