Blurb:
The Celestial Decree, Yao Liang, receives an imperial edict to go to Guxia and save its people. Little does she expect to return with Ying Xia.
Ying Xia bears the weight of fate. To save her, Yao Liang has no choice but to search everywhere for a solution. But Heaven has its own plans, and the laws of nature are merciless. Even Yao Liang, a great Daoist master who could become a god, has too many things she cannot do or control.
Later, Ying Xia enters her heart like a green spirit of the desert. But the world is vast, and Ying Xia has nowhere to call home. For her sake, Yao Liang builds a wooden house in a snowy forest on the border of Luozhou, far from all the noise of the mortal world.
Later, people come to call this place the "Buddha Hall."
Content warnings:
1. The author is a purity advocate.
2. The pacing is fast.
3. The age gap is 15 years.
4. The story is set in a fictional world.
5. The writing is immature and the plot shallow. Read or leave as you please, no need to explain.
Theme: The sharp will to live.
I've buried a lot of foreshadowing. I've been updating it for a long time, but I forgot about it again.
It feels like both pairs of cps are making love to each other
"Jenazhi supports Yao Lili" is a big bug for the author~ Supporting Mu Nan
Almost thirty years? Didn't I say thirty-five earlier?
"Laughing to death" is a big bug for the author~ laughter
"Don't Cry" is a big bug for the author~ Not bitter
Yingxia is the child of a miko.
"Numbering" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Get better
I originally planned to come here to urge Jiang Shouchun, but I didn't expect to tie it (really fragrant)
Has the seventh girl moved the piano (love)? (Sigh)