The world is vast and misty. I gaze at the stream winding through the mountains, and wonder where the clouds draw their smoke.
Alone, chin in hand, I recall all that has passed, as if it happened in another life.
Reborn into this life, I look up at the dazzling light, yet have no love left to give.
When heaven and earth part, life and death cannot follow side by side. A dream has passed, and a thousand years are gone.
This is not a passionate tale of inspiration, nor is it anything transcendent. Jiang Jingyao's world is filled with helplessness.
One is an immortal who carries memories from a thousand years ago. The other is a young woman who relies on him.
Who would wait a thousand years, longing for their reunion?
Who would travel ten thousand miles, only to wait once more?
After turning away, listening to the rain outside the house, whose smile will you win, to spend the rest of your life together?
~My new fantasy novel, "Song of a Phantom World," is here. Everyone is welcome!~
Shen Xiaozhi, "Spring in One Shade"; Qiu Puke, "Transmigrating into the Immortal Heroic World: The Tale of Mu Xian"; Wan Xiaoyu, "Why Must We Be Apart?"
Xuanzi Huangfei, "Dreaming of Splendid Robes"; Zi Yan, "If Love Could Begin Again"; Milk Tea Princess, "Chronicles of Floating Clouds"
Yu Xiaoxian, "Immortal in the Snow"; Ling Xingxue, "So What If It's the Cold Palace?"; Di Lei Wuhen, "Twin Silk Nets"; Hua Er Niangniang, "Medicine's Guide"
Jia Baoyu, "The Girl in Our Family Grew Up So Soon"; Luoluo Dawang, "Memories of Jinse and Liangchen"; Huatian Shao, "A Dream of Nanhua"; Tang Xin, "Lingwei"
Theme:
Woo hoo hoo, Yan'er left, Wanqing came, Zizi was so depressed. . . .
How could Jingyao take the blame? . . . . What a bolt from the blue. . . . .
"Fortunately, I didn't bring Lu Yan'er and Wu Ya here."
In the thin line between life and death, what our family Jingyao thought of was our family banquet and scattering flowers. . . . Jingyao, when did you do this? . .
I picked up a few chapters from the previous chapter, and now I'm leaving a formal message. . . . . . . Sprinkle flowers. . . .
The Wanqing I loved is gone...
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, it's a good book. Although I don't really like reading fairy tales, this book is quite to my liking.
Ps: Damn, the girl in the picture in Nai's column is very good-looking. I've seen several covers with that one. By the way, what's that girl's name? I want to search for one to use as a desktop. . . Begging...
So cute. . . Let me scatter flowers for you~~
Qianqian baby, eh, let me scatter flowers for you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
When I clicked on the main text, I was surprised to find that this was a rare piece of text mainly expounded from a male perspective. Occasionally, for a change of taste, it actually felt good. However, I would like to say that the perspective changes in some places in the article feel a bit overwhelming, and I hope it can be more natural in the future.
At first glance, you will feel that "Drunk Laughing Fairy Dust" has some similarities with Fairy Sword, such as the growth of the male protagonist, the bonds of past and present lives, and the tangled and lingering love triangle.
Sake Chiho's writing style is really good, the words are beautiful and smooth, bright and yet delicate. The opening chapter describes the battle to win the title, but it is also very atmospheric, making it very enjoyable to watch. However, there are some flaws, that is, the beginning is a bit complicated, which makes people reluctant to read patiently. I hope Sake Chiho can revise it as appropriate.
In a word, "Drunk Laughing Fairy Dust" is generally a pretty good fairy tale novel. The author's skills are not bad, and there is still a lot of room for development in the future. I will wait and see the growth of this author and this article, laugh ~
Qianqian, here I am, you are my role model in fantasy. From today on, I will start squatting and read bit by bit. Haha, the male protagonist's perspective is extraordinary. Sprinkle flowers~~
Where has Yan'er gone? . . . .
Woo hoo hoo, Yan'er left, Wanqing came, Zizi was so depressed. . . . How could Jingyao take the blame? . . . . What a bolt from the blue. . . . .
"Fortunately, I didn't bring Lu Yan'er and Wu Ya here." In the thin line between life and death, what our family Jingyao thought of was our family banquet and scattering flowers. . . . Jingyao, when did you do this? . .
I picked up a few chapters from the previous chapter, and now I'm leaving a formal message. . . . . . . Sprinkle flowers. . . .
The Wanqing I loved is gone...
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, it's a good book. Although I don't really like reading fairy tales, this book is quite to my liking. Ps: Damn, the girl in the picture in Nai's column is very good-looking. I've seen several covers with that one. By the way, what's that girl's name? I want to search for one to use as a desktop. . . Begging...
So cute. . . Let me scatter flowers for you~~
Qianqian baby, eh, let me scatter flowers for you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
When I clicked on the main text, I was surprised to find that this was a rare piece of text mainly expounded from a male perspective. Occasionally, for a change of taste, it actually felt good. However, I would like to say that the perspective changes in some places in the article feel a bit overwhelming, and I hope it can be more natural in the future. At first glance, you will feel that "Drunk Laughing Fairy Dust" has some similarities with Fairy Sword, such as the growth of the male protagonist, the bonds of past and present lives, and the tangled and lingering love triangle. Sake Chiho's writing style is really good, the words are beautiful and smooth, bright and yet delicate. The opening chapter describes the battle to win the title, but it is also very atmospheric, making it very enjoyable to watch. However, there are some flaws, that is, the beginning is a bit complicated, which makes people reluctant to read patiently. I hope Sake Chiho can revise it as appropriate. In a word, "Drunk Laughing Fairy Dust" is generally a pretty good fairy tale novel. The author's skills are not bad, and there is still a lot of room for development in the future. I will wait and see the growth of this author and this article, laugh ~
Qianqian, here I am, you are my role model in fantasy. From today on, I will start squatting and read bit by bit. Haha, the male protagonist's perspective is extraordinary. Sprinkle flowers~~