Li Tiao had just set out on the jianghu road with her master when she found Gu Shi.
She was a fake heiress who had been switched at birth, carrying a deep blood feud. He was a prodigy of a prestigious righteous sect, but had suddenly suffered a calamity and could no longer avenge his father's death.
Both were fellow travelers who had fallen on hard times. When it was time to part and return to their respective sects, he told her, "May everything go as you wish."
Later, with blades at their throats and thousands of miles behind them, all they asked for was still for things to go as they wished.
⌈If I do not ask for a long tasselled spear, how can I seize the heaven's chosen and make my sword roar in the western wind?⌋
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Gu Shi x Li Tiao
They meet when young, their relationship unfolds slowly over time, and they support and heal each other.
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Theme: Life is like willow fluff before the wind: joy comes in scattered flecks, sorrow does too, and both become duckweed dotted across the river.
The writing is very good and has a martial arts style, but it just doesn't grab me. I don't know why, but it's worth a look.
I discussed a question with my husband yesterday: If you were in your twenties or thirties, and suddenly traveled to a certain ancient dynasty and became a young child, and then lived for ten or twenty years until you were weak, how much modern thinking would you have left in your heart? Will your behavioral logic and style be integrated into the ancient times, or will you still have a modern stubbornness? Another situation is, for example, if I am now 40 years old and suddenly reborn as a child, what state will I be in? I think it's very sad because when I was a child, not to mention computers and mobile phones, very few people had landline color TVs. They had to light stoves in the winter, and the children around me were younger than my children. The thinking of adults is also different from this era. You can't actually show that you are an adult, that you have a clairvoyant, that you are just a "gold finger", because you will be regarded as a monster. Then as I slowly grow up to adolescence, I actually feel old inside. Can a person who is old at heart be able to create miracles? In fact, it is questionable. The above is a very important point for me when reading time-travel/rebirth stories, that is, there still needs to be a core difference between this time-travel/rebirth person and the ancients/people in the past. If I forget that this person is time-travel/rebirth after reading the entire article, then the setting has failed. Li You has actually been sidelined. Of course, as a person who has been stuck in a hospital bed for a long time in modern times, she has not had much contact with society, and it is still unknown how old she will be in modern times. She seems to be a minor child, so it is even more understandable that she integrates into ancient times. At this point, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into the rationality of the character design. Although there are not many comments on this article, the writing and plot are remarkable, and the explanations in the words especially show the author's rigorous character and considerable cultural background. Please keep writing! I haven't read the rest yet, but my question after seeing this is why the daughter who has been raised by the Shen family for several years is so willing to let go. Children are innocent. I look at my daughter. Although she is naive and annoying, and she needs spanking from time to time, if one day a girl suddenly comes to replace her, I may not be able to let her go, and my son will certainly not be able to let her go. Look at the chapter titles, explanations may follow.
"As for Li Hao, he thought vaguely, there is no need to compare with Li Hao." ~ So expressive. Why is there no need to compare? It's because she is the most beautiful in his heart; even the beautiful Yun Niang took so long to be noticed by the hero, and it's probably because one side of her face looks like the heroine, so he guessed that Yun Niang is the heroine's missing aunt. Such a reserved male protagonist hides his deep feelings... I found the author's detailed description of many emotional lines great!
It's really cracking. Why has the concept of health spread from modern times to ancient times?
I don't understand, the other party is a villain, why should we have a showdown with him? The heroine's martial arts skills are not that high, and she lacks experience in martial arts. She can deal with gentlemen, but there is no lower limit for villains...
This word count makes me with obsessive-compulsive disorder very uncomfortable...(???)?
I felt so connected when I saw the poem on the copy. I used Wanyu C a few days ago, and it felt very interesting anyway hahaha
Spread flowers [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] Thanks to this novel, I spent a wonderful weekend 🧋 I feel like I can write a long, long story woo woo
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~
I really want to know who the third character is and will the author start this series again?