Zhan Sanqing used to live a simple life: eating, sleeping, and practicing martial arts.
Twelve years ago, a strange man came to the sect. She was so absorbed in her training that she didn't go to meet him. It was the biggest regret of her life.
If she'd known what was coming, she would have rushed out and killed him on the spot.
After that, Zhan Sanqing's life remained simple: eating, sleeping, and looking for someone.
Twelve years have passed. At last, a branch of the Central Plains sect has received word that the person she's seeking may be hiding in the southwest.
She wants to ask her to her face whether betraying the sect and stealing its scriptures for the sake of some bastard was worth it.
In writing order, "Bright Moon Over the Azure Sky" is the third book in this series. In the story's timeline, its events take place before the first two books. As for the recommended reading order... there isn't one. Read them forwards, backwards, or out of order, however you like~
A few things to know before reading:
1. The romance is subtle, and the female lead is stronger than the male lead.
2. The setting is very loose, and it's all made up. The author knows nothing about martial arts or herbal medicine, so please don't scrutinize the details.
3. I'm not very good at writing reading guides, so... if you're not enjoying the story, don't force yourself to keep reading. Feel free to leave whenever you like.
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Theme: A glorious age beneath bright skies, and people roaming the martial world with carefree hearts.
Su Mu and Lin Sa want to be happy
I understand, what is needed to open the heart of an indifferent person is: nagging
"Taking the girl into my heart without authorization", this male protagonist is so fresh and refined, it makes me laugh to death
Fan Yucheng is actually the male protagonist hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Excellent article, but unfortunately a bit unpopular. I hope more people can read it.
I really like this kind of feud in the world.
If Lin Wuwang followed the normal steps to marry his senior sister like Lin Sa did to Su Mu, it would be a different ending... This is also a point that I can't figure out. Why does he have to take it by force? I can't explain it according to normal logic. It feels a bit like forced torture.
I don't understand. The Lin family is also from a famous family, and he and his eldest sister are in love with each other. If he goes to marry someone upright and with good manners, will they not agree? Can't he coax his wife, mother-in-law, and sisters-in-law, and then borrow other people's books or secretly copy them? What does it mean to take something by force and lose both sides?
I have to say that the whole story and writing style are really good, but I still regret that the heroine abandoned her martial arts. It has become my obsession to read the whole story. The heroine's martial arts...
I finished reading this book. Thank you for accompanying me on the high-speed train. Of course, I will continue to read it when I get home~