A gentle reminder: This story is full of outrageous melodrama and heartbreaking romance. If that's not your thing, don't come in. If you do, click X to leave.
This girl really only wanted to have one proper relationship, but unfortunately, she'd never had a normal one.
She'd only ever liked two people, broadly speaking, but she suspected neither of them had ever liked her.
One had only used her; the other had only tried to force her.
Still, time is the greatest weapon in the world. It can fill the seas and swallow the fields. In the end, every love, hate, resentment, and grudge will vanish into nothing.
So she thought she only had to wait by the River of Forgetfulness, and keep waiting.
Once time had erased everything, that would be enough.
A thousand years gazing across the River of Forgetfulness, a thousand years of memories lost to the river.
P.S. I'm revising the entire story now. I've already moved over everything from the beginning of the print edition, but it hasn't been three months yet, so I can't post the full ending.
If you're reading the print edition, stop at Chapter 37. I'll post the full text and bonus chapters in July.
If you're reading the online edition, skip Chapter 37 and start at Chapters 38 and 39.
Choose whichever you like...
Ahem, this is my author page. Follow me, please. = =
Dear, I hope you can always be happy. It was five years ago when I first read your article. I shed so many tears late at night for Baili Junhua and Ye Xiao, Ye Xi and Fengyin, and Qingyou and Jian Yu, whom I couldn't stand the most. Even now, I can't help but feel sour and bitter when I think of Jian Yu. Dada's writing style is so good, and it still shines among the many online articles. Later I learned that Dada's writing style was closed, which is really a pity TT. The title of the book was changed when it was published, but I really liked the original title Baili Changan. Baili Chang'an, Baili Chang'an, every time I recall these four words, I can feel my heart being touched. To me, these are really four beautiful words. Thank you very much for writing such a good work.
Am I the only one who worries about Junhua sleeping with another woman and having a child when I was a mortal? Even if I don't love her, it's still a physical betrayal. I still love her mother. There's no explanation. No matter how affectionate she is later, it's hard to explain.
The extra chapter condenses the whole book. Stupid
So the three protagonists all went down to earth to be happy.
Did Liu Huaxuan really like Junhuang back then? There are many locks, so you can only see them intermittently.
I have a signed book, hahahahahaha
I searched Xiaoxiao on a whim, and then I was deeply shocked. This seemed to be different from what I saw back then (oh, I read the introduction, so I just sighed)
By the way, this is all part of the story, why not let Ye Xiao and Liu Huaxuan have some sweet moments?
I suddenly remembered this book today. I still bought the physical book, and I remember Ye Xiaoci Baili made me cry = =
Am I the only one who always stands by Liu Shangzun? . .