[My new book, A Hall Drunk on Flowers, is out now. Please add it to your reading list!]
A romance and redemption story about a young man and woman, with the opposite of forced possession.
The sun sets over the desert as fierce winds whip up the sand. Chen Jingshan crosses the Gates of Hell alone. When the inn door opens, the first thing he sees is the poor soul curled up on the ground.
Her gaze is as gentle as water, and her frail body trembles beneath her tattered clothes. The heavy chain around her ankle is a shackle binding her for life.
The copper bell beneath the eaves rings. Chen Jingshan walks toward her in silence. He sees no one else, only her.
Like a pitiful little cat.
The curved blade arcs like a full moon. As everyone's fierce looks turn to terror, the moon rises and sets. A crack of thunder sounds, and the chain snaps with a clang. This is Thunderclap, which can cleave the hardest rock in the world. This is Chen Jingshan: only Chen Jingshan's Thunderclap can cut through iron like mud.
He takes off the thick coat protecting him from the sandstorm, wraps it around her, and picks her up.
He came from the desert, and now he walks back into it.
Reading guide:
1. Female lead is not a virgin; male lead is.
2. Young swordsman x runaway little white flower. A slow burn. Both leads will grow over time.
3. The male lead is Chen Jingshan, not Li Gou.
4. Wave the banner of true love high.
5. Three or four updates a week, probably every other day.
---- A Hall Drunk on Flowers: Blurb ----
1.
Bu Chongge, once glorious beyond compare, never imagined she would one day fall so low: the young lover she raised herself seized power from her and imprisoned her in a water dungeon for hundreds of years.
Even more humiliating, when she finally sees the light of day hundreds of years later, she discovers that the person who came to rescue her is an old lover she'd fallen out with thousands of years ago.
In a sorry state, she tumbles into someone's arms. Looking up at the long-unseen, ice-cold face, she tries to save face with a charming smile and reaches out to touch her old lover's cheek. "Fourth Brother, it's been so many years. Who would have thought you were still so sentimental?"
Ling Qifeng's face turns icy. He throws the person in his arms into the water dungeon.
He came to rescue his beloved disciple, who had been abducted by a demon. Can someone explain why the person he rescued is this menace?
2.
The Ling family of Wuzhou keeps a little-known secret. The most outstanding member of the family in a thousand years, now its young head, was once framed by a demoness from Jian Kong Mountain and lost most of his cultivation. The Ling elders did their utmost to cover up the matter, keeping it from becoming common knowledge.
In truth, Ling Qifeng has one more secret.
When that demoness offered him the cup of wine, he drank it willingly.
They had always been distant, barely more than acquaintances who nodded at each other. But that day, she was unusually warm, smiling as she offered him the wine.
His feelings were complicated as he lowered his eyes to the cup. He knew what was in the wine, yet still drank it with an unruffled expression.
Reading guide:
1. A domineering, unruly demoness who refuses to lose x a proud, aloof beauty who claims she has severed all ties to love but is secretly softhearted.
2. A story that's only somewhat a tale of rekindled love.
Theme: Love means choosing each other and heading together toward a brighter place.
The second male lead and his father are both jianzhong
Another stallion and scumbag father appears on the scene. Even sister Xie Lang doesn't let go of having a son when he gets married and has children. He is just a dirty cucumber with double standards and possessiveness who despises women. His son Li Pi is following the same old path as his father.
I stayed up late to read the main text. I haven't seen a novel that appeals to my taste in a long time (for Xinxin). When I saw Anti-Robbery, I clicked on it Σ>―(°ω°)?→ I really love puppies. When I first read it, I felt that the first few chapters were average (well, the puppies appeared too little), so I skipped reading. At first I thought that most or all of the locations would be the depressing place of Wangzhou, but later on it was not limited to that and my Spring Mountain CP was growing, which is what I wanted to see. What surprised me was that the female protagonist was not a person who only relied on the male protagonist to save her, but more of her own efforts to escape, and she even killed Li Gou in the end. I admired her courage and tenacity. In addition, I really love supporting each other and growing up. Chen Jingshan helped Shen Ruchun escape from Li Gou, and Shen Ruchun gave Chen Jingshan, who had lost his master, a place to go... Li Gou kept saying that he loved Shen Ruchun, but was it really love? If he really loved Shen Ruchun, he would not torture her, imprison her, and make her repeat Lady Lang's painful experience. He treats Shen Ruchun like a master treats a pet, treasuring her, controlling her, letting her sink into the dust and begging for mercy from him, becoming a dependent. But Shen Ruchun is a person, a person with thoughts and dreams. She yearns for freedom. To borrow a sentence, "Cranes are really birds of prey and can fight eagles." Shen Ruchun is a crane that can fight eagles. How could she be willing to be trapped in a gorgeous and depressing cage built for her by others. Li Gou never loved her, but was possessive, paranoid, and gloomy, due to his unwillingness to not be able to, or not be completely, controlled by him. Is his experience "painful" so he can destroy other people's lives with impunity? Why? What kind of fallacy is this? In this case, Shen Ruchun should destroy the world (rolling eyes). No matter how miserable his experience is, he is not worthy of praise or sympathy. I have always believed that love should be selfless rather than selfish and possessive, just like Chen Jingshan said to Shen Ruchun, "She doesn't belong to anyone, she is just herself." If you love her, cherish her and treat her well instead of torturing her and pulling her into the abyss. Finally, let me talk about some regrets. The veteran died so suddenly and I was so sad (??????). Although there are only a few simple descriptions in the article, I feel that he must be a very affectionate person (crying).
Wait a minute, don't the two Zhang family members who were so mean-mouthed teach them a lesson? I hate such people so much.
I cried for a long time after watching it. Everyone is so lifelike. It's so difficult for Xiao Langjun and Chun Niang. Li Gou is also a poor child, but he should never tell his pain to others. The extra chapter also made me cry to death [heartbroken] [heartbroken]
"A House Full of Flowers" 1. The once-famous Bu Zhongge never expected that one day he would end up like this - his young lover who raised him would usurp power and usurp the throne, and he would be imprisoned in a water prison for hundreds of years. What's even more embarrassing is that one day hundreds of years later, when she was able to see the light of day again, she discovered that the person who came to save her was an old lover who had broken up with her thousands of years ago. She fell into someone's arms in a state of embarrassment. When she looked up and saw the iceberg face she hadn't seen for a long time, she tried to save her respect, smiled coquettishly, and raised her hand to touch her old lover's face: "Fourth brother, I haven't seen you for many years. I didn't expect that you are still a person who misses the old relationship?" Ling Qifeng's face suddenly turned cold and he threw the person in his arms into the water prison. He originally came to save his beloved disciple who was kidnapped by the demon. Who can tell him how he saved this scourge. 2. The Ling family in Wuzhou hides a little-known secret. The most outstanding disciple of the Ling family for thousands of years and the current young head of the family was framed by the demon girl in the empty mountain, and most of his cultivation was lost. At that time, the elders of the Ling family tried their best to suppress this matter, so no one knew about it. In fact, Ling Qifeng also hid something. When the enchantress handed her the glass of wine, he drank it willingly. The two of them had always been different, but they only nodded to each other, but at that time she was unusually enthusiastic and served the wine with a smile. He was in a complicated mood and looked down at the wine glass. He knew what was in the wine, yet he drank it with composure. Reading guide: 1. The devil who wants to be the best in the world all her life 2. A story that can barely be regarded as a reunion after a broken mirror.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhssssssssssssssssssntttttttttttttt.
Li Pi is a bastard! Her mother was imprisoned by his father and was killed. He also harmed Chun Niang like this. Chun Niang is really miserable.
Wow, it means the queen brought a hat to the emperor, right?
This chapter of the second male lead is very touching. It may not be the image of a perpetrator, but an image used by the victim to resist the perpetrator. Although he is also ambitious, his father is even more disgusting. It is really satisfying to die.