The wind crosses the moonlit skies, and the Luo River flows clear and lovely.
Lanterns float along the river, their lights no match for the brilliant stars shining in the eyes of the perfect couple. Mist drifts and spreads as someone swears to love another beyond the heavens and into the depths of the underworld, without ever regretting it.
He is the heir to the Marquis of Jingning, gentle as jade, graceful and refined, with tea-brown eyes bright and clear. In white robes, carrying a jade flute, he walks the halls of court and the fields of battle. In a silent wilderness, his long fingers gently brush her hair, while his resolute face softens into a peaceful smile. He says, "Bi'er, I will never betray you. Believe me."
He is the inscrutable Third Prince of Fengqi. Is he devoted, or fickle? With a single hand, he turns the tides and secretly manipulates the court. His expression shifts as he looks at her pale face, as delicate as a withering pear blossom. His dark eyes, deep as a secluded pool, flicker with uncertainty. He says, "No matter who you really are, you can only be my wife."
She is the beloved daughter of Fengqi's chancellor, brilliant and perceptive, beautiful and radiant. Her eyes are bright and captivating, her manner as light as drifting clouds. A shrewd young administrator, a woman general in blood-red robes: she plays three roles at once. What secret burden does her slender frame carry? She wishes only for peace throughout the land, for old injustices to be avenged, and to join hands with the one she loves, grow old together, and retire to a quiet life. Who could have known that one day, an arrow in her hand would pierce her lover's chest, and that the Phoenix Crown would make her the Fengqi Crown Princess, as the people wished?
With her heart set on one path, where can she go? Amidst the land, the family, and the raging currents of a turbulent age, can she remain untouched, dressed in plain white?
Clear and cold, still waters like jade. Hand in hand through the mortal world, they spend their lives together and compose a song called "The Luo Jade and the Clear Wind"...
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When are you going to write another extra story?
You are good at writing ^^. I feel that the depiction of emotions is better than the characters and scenes. However, it is always your first time to write a novel, Maomao~~ Learn to take a good rest Ye Xuan
It's finally finished~ The article you wrote is like writing a poem, the writing style is so good~ Gorgeous~ Praise~
Good article, 555555555 don't want to finish it
The ending of True Love is finally over. The relationship between Yu Su Ruiya and Su Danli is so imaginative... It's so perfect
It finally comes to an end. I always believe that people will be punished if they do not work for themselves, and no one can support a country alone. After doing your best, there is nothing wrong with giving yourself an explanation. In reality, many people spend half their lives working hard but may not be able to give themselves happiness in the end. In the book, let's not be too realistic. At least it gives everyone a hope of happiness and contentment... Haha
The moonlight falls on the sleeves of the silent wind, and the flowing clouds illuminate the water and Liu Qingjia. Drops of mourning strings are sparse evidence, and the soul is lingering and fluttering in pieces to the end of the world. ——I originally thought you wrote this poem for Shaozhuang... La la la, I actually gave it to Xiao Ye, I'm very satisfied~ Although it is indeed... A bit too legendary to have such a large group of people pretend to die to escape, but after all, you and I are reluctant to give up a glimmer of warm hope. May the sunshine be warm, the years be peaceful, the branches be full of flowers, and the moon be full in the sky.
It has been more than four months since I read this article. When I first read this article, I felt that the author's writing style was fresh and elegant. Looking carefully, it is indeed the case. I feel sorry for the ups and downs between Bier and Shaozhuang, but I am also relieved to see them finally getting married after many twists and turns. I feel sorry for Ye Junrong's good intentions and deep love for Lan Bing, but I feel balanced when I see him finally achieving great things and becoming a wise king. The author's writing style is good, the language is beautiful, and the intention is profound. Give me a feeling that I can't stop. . Finally, I am willing to wait for your chapter-by-chapter updates. Bi'er, Shaozhuang, and Ye Junrong were all gifted with intelligence and wisdom by you, and you are the talented woman with ice and snow. . . The final ending is also satisfying. I hope you can write more touching works, and I will always be your loyal reader.
Well done Shaozhuang, wholeheartedly... Come on
Ye Junrong can be regarded as benevolent and benevolent. You should just be your emperor honestly. When choosing a husband, of course Shaozhuang is better.