Chronicles of Dream Fish

I'm asking for another day off. This part was difficult to write, and I'm not satisfied with how I wrote it.

Let's review the circumstances that led to the time travel (which were always triggered by the near-death experiences of two people): In the tenth year of Yongtai, a fire broke out in a secret chamber. Xiaoyu was on the verge of death. Yantang remembered the past, and Xiaoyu traveled through time. In the eighth year of Tianhe, Zhengmen Village was burned down.

I don't know if it's withdrawal symptoms or what, but I still feel a tightness in my chest. I thought I was going to stop thinking about it, but my mind keeps replaying the plot. There are many foreshadowing elements, but they weren't deliberately brought together, and there are many unresolved parts.

October 17, 2026. I don't really like following serialized novels; this is the third one I've followed. After finishing Kui Da's *Huai Bi*, *Shang Gongzhu*, *Xiao Shunu*, *Chun Ye*, *Jin Wu*, and *Ying Sun*, I'm completely captivated by Kui Da's writing style and storylines.

Sister, you read so carefully and thought so deeply! I've already given up trying to understand the plot, haha. Your comments about the older sister and brother-in-law are spot on. I was really into this couple at first, even up to the scene with the falling rocks in the canyon, but then suddenly I couldn't ship them anymore, especially when the older sister, after everything was perfect, wanted to win Wei Yue back. It felt so awkward. I think you could write your own book, hahaha.

The fading of the flower awakens the fish, reminding me of a movie I watched before, *The Butterfly Effect*. The protagonist, after exploring all of time and space, ultimately discovers that the root of everyone's suffering lies in their own existence. If you wish to bring happiness to others, sacrifice is inevitable.

Let me explain why I believe that the Xiang family witchcraft incident in the second year of Tianhe was orchestrated by Yan Tang. The reason is that the divine transaction of Xiangjia Panhu using blood to nourish blood was actually the core reason for the severance of the divine.

I've finished reading it!! As a lover of ancient Chinese romance novels, this is definitely the best one I've read this year!!! I absolutely adore our kind, cute, wise, and brave fish girl—all the wonderful adjectives can describe her!

Sigh, I feel the same way. Maybe it's because I've also put a lot of effort into Kui Da's writing (self-indulgent)... I can totally understand... My sister and brother-in-law are like twin lotus flowers, both independent and contradictory individuals, and also like two sides of the same coin... It's particularly painful to watch, I don't know why it's so painful. Unable to express.

This is a chapter I read almost without noticing TT The dialogue between the fish and Aran, where Aran is invited to work as a guard, showcases the bond between the brothers. The sister persuaded Yu Fangtang to come out and do some work, to help him grow taller. Yu went home to persuade Tang to come out and do some work, and also to help her resolve her inner conflict regarding the jade pendant.