(Qi Wu Alternate-Universe Fanfiction) Lanruo Temple

In my eyes, fictional stories have always been difficult to write well. Although fictional stories can be separated from the original background and the setting can be much more flexible, it is a test to use a completely different background to write the charm of the characters. This article is a suspected legendary story, and the plot is not complicated. But what I want to talk about is the writing style of this article. Still write Qi Shaoshang's sentence: "He is a frivolous scholar who writes swords, poems and wine. He came to Beijing to take the exam. "He is learned and romantic, and his white clothes are full of poetry and singing." On the way to Beijing, he was still thinking about whether he might be like the scholar in that book. He went to Beijing to take the exam but met a faint female soul in a small ancient temple. He was amazed by her paleness and sadness under the moon..." "He is not a weak scholar, and swordsmanship is even more suitable for him than poetry and writing. "It seems that the green forest is probably more suitable for him than the temple. "He came to take the exam not for fame at all, but just for his feelings. These lines make people think of the recurring image of "scholar" in Lao Wen's "Shanhe Lu", such as the scholar in "Yellow River" who goes to Beijing to take the exam but does not study. He comes to Luoyang just to see your reflection. He is willing to collect the ancient mirror and absorb his soul into the mirror to accompany the long night withered lamp. He also bent a bow and shot arrows and walked through the green forest... Lao Wen loves to write about scholars in his poems, and the image of the scholar is mostly favored in his works. The scholar seems to be a symbol that has traveled through ancient Chinese culture for thousands of years, and seems to be integrated with the Yellow River, Yangtze River, Jiangnan, etc. In the Records of Mountains and Rivers. He appears repeatedly in the poem, as if he is searching up and down, pursuing a feeling, a kind of chivalry. Regarding the image of this scholar, for some reason, I often think of Qi Shaoshang. (Perhaps because they are all "Su"? Sorry...) Reading this fictional article also reminds me of the legendary colors and scattered images in poetry. ——If you let me continue to speculate, Qi Shaoshang is like the scholar who went to Beijing to take the exam in the poem, and Wuqing is the person who embodied the feelings and adventures pursued by this scholar... But in fact, this article is a bit more magical than the romantic expansion of God (=v=). Wuqing did appear, and his identity should be a strange man and righteous man who conquered the devil, and the so-called ghostly soul is really an unexpected highlight of the screen. The romantic and distant atmosphere of this text quickly became tainted with a strong KUSO meaning after the appearance of this mysterious and beautiful ancient temple ghost, which made people stunned and hilarious at the same time. Push the pit, push the pit

Xiaofang has been out for so long. Sir, please give me some strength

Sir, we want to see Jin Mingxue!!!

I like the author Qi Wu very much... Fans of Wen Shu's original works are very lonely. There are no articles to read at all. I am very, very happy to see that the author is still writing~

Sofa~Who is this? What should I look at?