No matter how many times I watch the fragments, they are so romantic that I am speechless. Whether it is the five or ten years when the protagonists are separated in ordinary modern novels, or the thousands of years in fantasy novels, I always felt that it was just a number when I read the novel, but for the first time, the fragments of everything made me feel like "one hundred and sixty years is so long." Perhaps Lu Xiu has only one goal since he transformed into a dragon. If he were to write about these one hundred and sixty years alone, it would also be closely linked to Jiang Hong. After all, Lu Xiu had only one thing to do during the long time he spent alone. Such a pure sense of fate has rarely been seen in other novels he has read before.
The description method is also consistently concise, without redundant descriptions or fancy words, but every sentence that describes Lu Xiu's state of mind makes people unable to help but be moved by this emotion.
The fragment is completely a show of skill, and it is the highlight of the entire article.
Off-topic: Fang Yifeng is such an interesting character, but it's a pity that we don't have more space to get to know him.