Falling blossoms beneath the leaves, a sword pointed at the heart. A hero's origins don't matter; at year's end, I'm fortunate to return with you.
Setting notes:
I haven't followed the animated series completely for Shen Jianxin's characterization (I leave out seasons two and three entirely unless a specific story setting requires them). I've combined a lot of elements from the PC and mobile games. In case animation-only fans find it confusing, here are the usual character relationships in my stories.
Hua Xin is the pairing. Except for my separate Shen Jianxin solo story, which has no pairing, these two are always together and never switch roles in all my related stories unless specifically noted.
Fu, Qiu, and Xin are best friends, the three of them. Fu and Qiu are a couple, and Xin often acts as their messenger (as seen in the Shen Jianxin promotional PV for the mobile game), but any two of them can also get along great on their own.
The Sect Leader and Xin are master and disciple. They both show their concern for each other in a tsundere way, but they also know perfectly well how much the other cares (as in the mobile game's Spring Festival birthday greeting story for Shen Jianxin). Although they usually go along with whatever the other wants, if Li Wangsheng tries to cook, Shen Jianxin will do everything he can to stop him.
My impressions of the other Pure Yang characters: Rui: Shen Jianxin greatly admires his extensive knowledge. Qi Jin: He might kill you (he won't), so it's better to keep your distance, and don't approach Gu Zhilan in front of him. Luo Feng: Pure Yang's wonderful senior disciple, someone you can rely on (from Shen Jianxin's letter quest). Sometimes it's better to follow him than Li Wangsheng; at least Senior Brother's cooking is normal. Zhong Bugui: "Another special training session? Can't we take a break?" (Other Pure Yang characters may be characterized differently in each story.)
He's very susceptible to Pure Yang trends, wanting whatever everyone else has recently taken a liking to (see the Meijian Meihuan story blurb).
He and Xiao Ji are bad friends. Whenever they meet, they always mess with each other. Once, to get revenge on Ji Bieqing, he told Qi Jin that Ji Bieqing had been hiding at the bottom of the Pure Yang well (in the mobile game, the bottom of the Pure Yang well is full of Ji Bieqings).
He's like a younger brother to Gu Zhilan and likes being close to her, but he wouldn't dare when Qi Jin is around.
He and Pei Yuan are like rivals. They always bicker when they meet, so it's best to have Gu Zhilan or Luo Feng around when they're together.
With Ye Wei, it takes fewer than three sentences for them to end up in a match in the JJC. He's a little intimidated by Ye Meng and Ye Hui. He's closer to Ye Fan because they were forced into becoming sworn brothers (in the PC game's story). He can chat a bit with Ye Jingyi, and he gets along great with all three generations of the Ye family.
The Shen Jianxin I write loves to travel everywhere. There's no way he can stay in one place forever; he'd (bottle up and) die.
He will always yearn for distant places, always look forward to reunions, and never stay still.
Ye Ying's characterization is based mainly on the mobile game. Compared with the PC game, it leans more toward the mobile game, but is much more restrained than the animated series. He is genuinely the second-best swordsman under heaven. He also takes care of the manor's affairs instead of leaving everything to Ye Hui. Still, Ye Ying's exact characterization depends on the specific story.
For both of them, family and responsibility come before their loved ones.
More may be added later.
Theme: Hua Xin romances in all kinds of ways
One hundred death replays, one hundred, what a perfect number. The sound of falling came through the air, and the heart finally couldn't bear the pulling again and again. Maybe it was the body's protective mechanism. What a wonderful hypnosis. Indifferent and indifferent, what they saw and experienced had a rare unity of mind. Obviously, they all have different brilliance when they are alive, but when they die, they are just so ugly and lifeless. Humans are such insignificant creatures, even the world-famous Chivalrous Supreme and Hidden Sword Manor owner are powerless to change and can only convince themselves to accept reality time and time again. I always feel like I don't care about everything anymore. I tell myself that there is something more important. My lover is only half of me, so I don't care about what's not enough. I convince myself. That person is as important as yourself, and as unimportant as yourself. People with great love are always like this, so it doesn't matter if they lose. You should continue to do what you should do, and you should protect what should be protected. But in the end, all reality shattered, and when the rain that had been falling all night finally stopped, their ears finally heard their true voices. It was the sound of a broken heart, being torn apart, and blood splattering everywhere. Some poisons do not seal the throat at the sight of blood, but may permeate in later life. Under countless dusky golden sunsets, when the poisoned person looks at the face of his lover, he may think of the horrific replays a hundred times. So the trembling hands, dim eyes, and broken pain reappeared again, not a hundred times, but countless, countless times. Selfishly, I still hope that such two good people can live a sweet life, so even though the illusion has been broken again and again, I still hope that it is just an illusion. Maybe it is true in the end, but I also hope that Xiaoyang can escape. The eyes he opened are not yet closed, but a sign of death. Those blue eyes can finally be dyed with brilliance again, housing Fang Tiandi and his lover. Real nightmares will also be soothed. The real thing is that they can hug each other and talk to each other, washing away the unbearable pain.
Perfection is sometimes a very scary thing... A perfect product, a perfect business opportunity, a jade that is so perfect that no flaws can be found. But perfection should not be associated with active life. Destiny is always ongoing. Mistakes and emotions should not be excuses for being condemned for imperfection. If you are not perfect, don't be perfect in the eyes of others. Being within reach in the eyes of your family and loved ones may be even more of a blessing. The cute swallow wanted to break the "perfect" status quo of the bright moon. He picked up branches and leaves and threw them into the lake. The moon then dispersed, ripples broke into pieces, and his mind wandered. The vague but bright lights, the warmth in the palms and the clasped fingers, they are not in the clouds, they are walking in the world.
Md replaced this kid as a salted fish, and I wanted to beat him up even more. My fist hardened when I saw it.
This ending... I'm a little scared. I don't care. Is this considered a ghost marriage?
I decided to come in after seeing that the copywriter refused to leave in the second and third seasons. Originally, I felt that my heart had grown a lot in the first season, but in the second and third seasons, I was brought back to my original shape, and in some ways even more relaxed.
Later, when I read the third part, the matter of Qingshui Island was explained clearly. Shen Jianxin squatted on Qingshui Island to protect Shen Manguo's secret from being leaked. There may also be a part of the reason why he knew the secret but allowed it to continue to exist because of Saitama-san. Later, Li Tang was brought out to talk about the matter. But how should I put it? It's OK. It's OK, but it doesn't feel like something Shen Jianxin would do.
I really like this article. After reading them all, I don't know why I like this article so much... (I'm at a loss for words) I probably understand a little bit how those dying people in the plot felt about leaving after hearing the news they wanted... It seems that Hua Xin's articles have relatively few descriptions of this aspect (at least the ones I've seen), so this article actually talks about a very common but not so common side of Shen Jianxin. It's about Chunyang, it's about the world, it's about himself, it's about Ye Ying. A person who is very transparent and clear-minded. His chivalry is higher than his own love. They are both such people, so they fully understand and support them. I don't know how to put it... It's just that it's actually hard to see such a "cruel" heart. Being cruel to everyone you know is even crueler to yourself, but I really like it... (At a loss for words) I don't know what I'm talking about anymore?
I really don't understand this brain circuit.
Ye Hahaha, Ye Wei wouldn't think that the child belongs to his elder brother and Xinxin, would he?
Yes, these two sentences can be said to be the general outline of shaping the heart, although the animation is a bit drifting away.