Su Qingguo, the youngest and laziest sect in the history of Xuantian Mansion, experienced great changes once he entered the world. Started a tough foodie life.
There is nothing wrong with being greedy, and he actually ate up the emperor.
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I love this article O(∩_∩)O~
In this somewhat bleak first month, I read the last word of the extra chapter and thought to myself: Ah, this story finally has an ending. At least it's not that bleak.
I have been in the Chang'an circle for a long time. I was amazed when I read the novel for the first time, and I was amazed when I opened the comic for the first time. I still remember General Mu Ci, who was the prison guard, standing under the desolate and cold moonlight of Chang'an City; I still remember Doctor Xin, who appeared briefly but was stunning, with his white clothes stretched to the floor and his long hair hanging down. Because of the resurrected love deep in my heart, when I read this story, it was like walking into a beautiful dream again.
I don't know how to describe the feeling that Mu Xin, the CP, gives me. At first glance, they appear to have similar aloofness and aloofness, making it difficult to truly connect with anyone or anything. In my impression, many of the characters written by the owner have a vague aura like this. Generally speaking, they are not reminiscent of love. Fortunately, when the shop owner writes such a story, it does not make people feel contradictory, but more of a sense of stability in the natural fate. The carefree youth and ignorance of the two teenagers, sleeping in each other's arms in the deep cold night, and the undercurrents surging under the imperial power. Without these experiences of working together, they might have been different, but they would not be the same Mu Ci and Xin.
I am just a reader, and looking back now, they are still based on Mu Ci and Xin in the original comics, but it is not just that. Their coldness gradually faded as each plot unfolded, and they became more vivid characters and richer stories. Probably for the author, fan creation is such an interesting process.
In addition to the long-term entanglement and occasionally warm pairing of Mu Ci and Xin, another pairing that made me very attracted was Shen Yuchen and Lin Yijian. Perhaps because of the relatively light tone, I really expected them to have a good ending from the beginning to the end. I remember a scene where Lin Yijian smiled and said that Yuchen invited me to eat dumplings at his house. There was no pain in his words and appearance, as if they did not belong to such a turmoil.
The shop owner said that they were reflections of Mu Ci and Xin, Lin Yijian did not have such a bleak past, and Shen Yuchen had not yet made progress. But I still feel that without those experiences, they could be anyone, except Mu Ci and Xin. Unfortunately, my wish did not come true. The scene where Lin Yijian died has almost become the plot that I can't let go of the most. In other words, it's not just Mu Xin or Shen Lin. There are very few characters in this story who have achieved HE in the traditional sense. According to Shan Zhao, Chen Qing seems to have become the traditional big winner.
The half-year relationship between Mu Ci and Xin was a life-long affair, or to put it another way, Lin Yijian's tragic death and Shen Yuchen's perseverance, in other novels, I might think it was an out-and-out bad relationship, a complete tragedy. But here, I may understand what the owner said in the postscript, "It's just a life, it has nothing to do with BE or HE." After all, for everyone, they have done what they can, and they try to struggle to change; it is human nature, and the living will inevitably have endless regrets and assumptions, but it is no longer their tragedy, but the tragedy of that era. Everyone in this story, no matter how it ends, has a wonderful time that is worth cherishing. Ashes to dust, dust to dust, life ends the same, so don't worry.
To be honest, I admire the owner's persistence. When I first started writing, I was no longer in the Chang'an circle, and later I read some chapters intermittently. Chang'an may be Mu Ci and Xin, and it is the most beautiful dream for those people. The circle of Chang'an Fantasy Night is also the warmest dream for us. After going around in circles for so long, I finally saw the last stroke come down and everything settled. In fact, everything must have been settled as early as the beginning.
Hahaha(?ω?)Hiahiahia
Urgent update... It's been 10 days
It's a bit earthy, and it doesn't even have a domineering name qwq But it's okay, it doesn't necessarily have to be a domineering magic weapon to be attractive.
The God of War said, this is destiny, no one can escape destiny!
Ni Tian said, I don't, I don't (accept my fate)!
This situation is somewhat similar to the conversation between Ao Bing and Nezha in "Nezha: The Devil Boy Comes to the World".
However, Nezha's answer is quite irritating! Damn your bird life! Whether it is a demon or a fairy, I have the final say!
Aw, looking forward to the follow-up, I grabbed the sofa, hehehe!
I love this article O(∩_∩)O~
In this somewhat bleak first month, I read the last word of the extra chapter and thought to myself: Ah, this story finally has an ending. At least it's not that bleak. I have been in the Chang'an circle for a long time. I was amazed when I read the novel for the first time, and I was amazed when I opened the comic for the first time. I still remember General Mu Ci, who was the prison guard, standing under the desolate and cold moonlight of Chang'an City; I still remember Doctor Xin, who appeared briefly but was stunning, with his white clothes stretched to the floor and his long hair hanging down. Because of the resurrected love deep in my heart, when I read this story, it was like walking into a beautiful dream again. I don't know how to describe the feeling that Mu Xin, the CP, gives me. At first glance, they appear to have similar aloofness and aloofness, making it difficult to truly connect with anyone or anything. In my impression, many of the characters written by the owner have a vague aura like this. Generally speaking, they are not reminiscent of love. Fortunately, when the shop owner writes such a story, it does not make people feel contradictory, but more of a sense of stability in the natural fate. The carefree youth and ignorance of the two teenagers, sleeping in each other's arms in the deep cold night, and the undercurrents surging under the imperial power. Without these experiences of working together, they might have been different, but they would not be the same Mu Ci and Xin. I am just a reader, and looking back now, they are still based on Mu Ci and Xin in the original comics, but it is not just that. Their coldness gradually faded as each plot unfolded, and they became more vivid characters and richer stories. Probably for the author, fan creation is such an interesting process. In addition to the long-term entanglement and occasionally warm pairing of Mu Ci and Xin, another pairing that made me very attracted was Shen Yuchen and Lin Yijian. Perhaps because of the relatively light tone, I really expected them to have a good ending from the beginning to the end. I remember a scene where Lin Yijian smiled and said that Yuchen invited me to eat dumplings at his house. There was no pain in his words and appearance, as if they did not belong to such a turmoil. The shop owner said that they were reflections of Mu Ci and Xin, Lin Yijian did not have such a bleak past, and Shen Yuchen had not yet made progress. But I still feel that without those experiences, they could be anyone, except Mu Ci and Xin. Unfortunately, my wish did not come true. The scene where Lin Yijian died has almost become the plot that I can't let go of the most. In other words, it's not just Mu Xin or Shen Lin. There are very few characters in this story who have achieved HE in the traditional sense. According to Shan Zhao, Chen Qing seems to have become the traditional big winner. The half-year relationship between Mu Ci and Xin was a life-long affair, or to put it another way, Lin Yijian's tragic death and Shen Yuchen's perseverance, in other novels, I might think it was an out-and-out bad relationship, a complete tragedy. But here, I may understand what the owner said in the postscript, "It's just a life, it has nothing to do with BE or HE." After all, for everyone, they have done what they can, and they try to struggle to change; it is human nature, and the living will inevitably have endless regrets and assumptions, but it is no longer their tragedy, but the tragedy of that era. Everyone in this story, no matter how it ends, has a wonderful time that is worth cherishing. Ashes to dust, dust to dust, life ends the same, so don't worry. To be honest, I admire the owner's persistence. When I first started writing, I was no longer in the Chang'an circle, and later I read some chapters intermittently. Chang'an may be Mu Ci and Xin, and it is the most beautiful dream for those people. The circle of Chang'an Fantasy Night is also the warmest dream for us. After going around in circles for so long, I finally saw the last stroke come down and everything settled. In fact, everything must have been settled as early as the beginning.
Hahaha(?ω?)Hiahiahia
Urgent update... It's been 10 days
It's a bit earthy, and it doesn't even have a domineering name qwq But it's okay, it doesn't necessarily have to be a domineering magic weapon to be attractive.
The God of War said, this is destiny, no one can escape destiny! Ni Tian said, I don't, I don't (accept my fate)! This situation is somewhat similar to the conversation between Ao Bing and Nezha in "Nezha: The Devil Boy Comes to the World". However, Nezha's answer is quite irritating! Damn your bird life! Whether it is a demon or a fairy, I have the final say!
Aw, looking forward to the follow-up, I grabbed the sofa, hehehe!