Three Thousand Crows Kill

On the terrace at sunrise, Princess Diji performs a song called Peach Blossoms in the Eastern Wind, stunning the world with her beauty. Then a blaze of colored glass brings the Great Yan Kingdom to an end, and the past slips away like a dream. The princess Diji, living under an assumed name, hides in Xiangqu Mountain, a place of immortal cultivation, where she becomes a lowly servant called Tan Chuan. Before long, familiar faces begin to appear one after another. Her former lover, Zuo Zichen, has lost his memory and is inseparable from Xuanzhu. Meanwhile, the dashing and charming Fu Jiuyun appears out of nowhere, giving her a hard time and teasing her at every turn. His intentions are impossible to read, and his attention is hard to bear. When the White River Dragon King wreaks havoc at Xiangqu Mountain, Tan Chuan steals the mountain lord’s treasure and leaves. Fu Jiuyun realizes he has been deceived and flies into a rage, chasing her to the ends of the earth. Once he learns of her mission, he cannot stop her, so he gives his life to help her fulfill it. She does not know that he has watched and waited alone for a thousand years, all for the chance to meet her. Published by Hunan Children’s Publishing House