No Sunset in Sight: The End of Deep Purple

I won't look back until the sun sets. I cling to fate, to its very source. Deep Purple Shen Wu was the foremost disciple before the Buddha, yet he fell into the hands of a minor immortal in the Celestial Realm... The Buddha said, "Since you have repaid the kindness from your past life, let go sooner rather than later. Why keep entangling yourself?" "I can't bear to have shared nothing but a passing glance with him." He defied heaven and changed fate, washing the Three Realms in blood, only to receive a single answer in the end: "No." He took one step back and fell into the cycle of reincarnation. Everything was an illusion, and everything faded away. Just before he closed his eyes, he suddenly saw that person following him. He smiled. If he didn't want to be with him, why had he come after him? The man raised his eyes to look at him and said, "I can't be with you." After a moment's silence, he added, "But that doesn't mean I don't love you." The End Qin Longyan never would have guessed that Hanyun Pavilion, right across from his own Fuyun Tower, had been opened by his childhood friend Xuan Zhimo. Hanyun Pavilion openly challenged Fuyun Tower and drew away countless customers, making Qin Longyan furious. Damn Xuan Zhimo. I'll find a way to make you suffer. The section above is the literary version; the section below is the brief summary. Deep Purple Shen Wu, the foremost disciple before the Buddha, fell in love at first sight with Lord Muzi, an immortal from the Celestial Realm. He repeatedly pushed Muzi to his limits, laughing at his embarrassment. Who could have guessed that Muzi had once done him a kindness in a past life? By saving Muzi's life, Shen Wu repaid that debt, and they should have had nothing more to do with each other. But he could no longer let go of this love. For love, he feared nothing... The End Qin Longyan and Xuan Zhimo had been sworn enemies since childhood. They never did anything to hurt each other; they simply couldn't stand one another. Still, even if they couldn't stand each other, some things were meant to develop, and some feelings were meant to grow. This story came from a chat I had one day with my lord, Guihua Lianpian... = = We each wrote a story and set the other's requirements, so somehow I ended up starting this... That's the tragedy of it. My lord's story is definitely better than mine. - - The Sun Won't Set · Feiyue Jialian Theme: