Golden Light: The Wind and the Dew

When Murong Ning was young, he made a vow: to wield the finest sword, drink the strongest liquor, and marry the most beautiful woman.

The finest sword was his own. The strongest liquor was the drink that went down his throat when he was happiest. But the person who caught his eye wasn't the beauty he'd imagined.

He fell for someone dressed in white, dancing in the misty rains of Jiangnan. He was dazzled and fell into a romantic trial. But that person's eyes held someone else, the Buddha, and never him.

Years later, he was no longer a dashing young man in fine clothes, nor was he young anymore. Even when facing his former lover, he could remain unruffled and say, “Mu Xingyun, so it turns out you were so deeply infatuated with me back then.”

The sixth installment of Jin Guang's rumor-spreading literature. The bottom is intersex.

Theme: Becoming someone who is honest with oneself