Blurb:
Ye Chan has a cultivation technique that requires her to offer up her own blood and vitality when she first begins practicing. In return, her power grows by leaps and bounds. But the longer she practices, the shorter her life becomes, and the weaker her powers grow.
Ye Chan calculated that when she began practicing at seventeen, she had only thirteen years left to live. Even with her time nearly up, she had no plans to leave the mountain.
That is, until one day, someone came up the mountain carrying a debt note for ten thousand taels.
Only then did she remember that she had a disciple she had been raising for five years.
After much deliberation, Ye Chan finally descended from the mountain at the age of twenty-five.
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Shen Nan was brought up the mountain by Ye Chan when he was fourteen.
He spent five years on that lonely mountain. For as long as he could remember, his master had been his only companion. He had thought he could stay by her side for the rest of his life, but he never expected...
The day Shen Nan was sent flying out of the mountain valley at swordpoint, the sky was clear. The poisonous mists outside the valley obscured the way back. At nineteen, he was discarded like a worn-out shoe, left to wander like a lonely ghost.
After three years traveling the martial world, he fought his way through every major sect and vowed to return with a name for himself.
At some point, Shen Nan had his martial arts crippled and collapsed, covered in wounds, in front of the Misty Rain Tower. When he awoke, he had forgotten everything again. This time, he did not even remember Ye Chan.
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Three years later, Ye Chan saw Shen Nan again.
In that moment, she considered giving up on this disciple once and for all.
The next moment, Shen Nan clung to her leg.
Deep in debt to the Misty Rain Tower, master and disciple had no choice but to work hard to pay it off. Only after descending the mountain did Ye Chan discover just how much trouble Shen Nan had caused her in the martial world over the past three years.
Maybe she owed him from before.
Ye Chan accepted all of it...
The setting is fictional, in the mid-to-late Five Dynasties period.
Up next, probably
In fact, they are quite good together.
After watching it for a long time, the plot and story are really well written. It's just a pity that the male protagonist is very marginalized when telling the story. After a quick comparison, the plot and emotional line have become 70% or 30%, which is really a pity. The plot of the story has been told very excitingly, but Lan Yinxuguo is just that. It just lacks more delicate emotional development. Sometimes the male protagonist is even marginalized to the point that the plot is not as good as Zhuxing and Xunan, which is still a pity!
The male protagonist has remembered it for so long, and it feels like he doesn't want revenge at all... Ah, or rather, not losing the female protagonist is more important than revenge.
My great-uncle is quite selfish, and so are these two people. Why don't you understand? If you decide your own life at will and deceive yourself, you will definitely hurt the people who really care about you. Why can't you cherish yourself a little more? There are obviously people who have forgotten everything and subconsciously want to come back to you. No dissatisfaction with the author, the author wrote very well.
Did you feel like the ending was a little too rushed? The most important thing is that the emotional line between the male and female protagonists disappeared after the truth came out. But I still like this article 🤗
Let's see if I have all the orders~
But hasn't Ying Huai's martial arts been abolished long ago? A useless man killed someone instantly in front of a group of martial arts masters, and others didn't even have time to react. It's really strange [covering face and crying]
What Ying Zhuxing is doing is too baffling. . . . It was simply killed by the forced plot. . . . It's strange how it ended so quickly after everything was going well. . .
There are pinpin girls everywhere. . . .
Congratulations on the ending. Will there be a sequel? Ying Zhuxing is so sad. It's true. I didn't expect that I shed a lot of tears when I watched it. I'm looking forward to the story of Huo Zhao and Pei Du. Keep up the good work.