[Three Years' Appointment Tang Qi's classic masterpiece "Three Lives Three Worlds Bu Sheng Lian" is now available in four volumes! ] A new 40,000-word extra "Today and Yesterday" has been added. There are three lives, three lives and one world. Lotus flowers bloom in the myth of immortal heroes. Red lotuses bloom everywhere you go, which is called lotus flowers every step of the way. This is the story of Cheng Yu and Lian Song. The flower god Changyi died in the demon tower to protect his friend, and the water god Lian Song sacrificed half of his body to save him, but the king of heaven was furious and cast his soul into the mortal world. Lian Song descended to earth and, as a general, guarded Princess Yanlan of the Xi Dynasty, who was suspected of being the reincarnation of Chang Yi. Yan Lan's cousin, Cheng Yu, a young princess of the Xi Dynasty, is a mortal, but is regarded as the flower master by Bai Hua. She is half acquainted with Lian Song and feels like old friends at first sight. Cheng Yu then became friends with the prince Ji Mingfeng in Lichuan, but an accident made Cheng Yu regretful and sad, and she finally broke up with Ji Mingfeng on bad terms. Cheng Yu and Lien Song met again after returning to the capital. Lian Song was keenly aware of the deep pain behind her optimism. While showing compassion, he tried to heal Cheng Yu's injury. The two gradually developed feelings for each other as they got along. Just at this time, Ji Mingfeng returns gracefully, hoping to restore Chengyu... The magical and strange story, the light and warm writing style, make people feel the evil love fate of "everywhere you walk, lotus flowers grow at every step" in the world.
Reader comments
One thing to say, compared to Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms and The Pillow Book, this book is so ugly. I picked it up countless times and gave up countless times. I really couldn't stand it anymore and gave it up.
Only then did I know that Tang Qi had finished it behind my back. 🌚🌚Actually, I want to watch Shao Wan and Mo Yuan, but this one is also good.
After reading the first three books individually, you told me that if you want to read the fourth one, you have to buy the whole set again.
The writing style of Qi Gongzi is so soul-stirring that I don't know the taste of meat in March!
I guess many people don't know that this book is finished.
I'm about to cry. I secretly finished this book.
Tang Qi described all men in the same way: chaos at first, then inexplicable forbearance and coldness, and finally regrets and begging for reconciliation. Is such mediocre pretentiousness very touching? Or is it that Tang Qi has been repeating his past experiences? Bizarre twists for the sake of bizarre twists and turns, but it also makes these men unworthy of it. Since it's not worth it, what else is there to expect from the story?
After reading this, Bu Shenglian no longer looks forward to Tang Qi's other books.
I finished reading it in 16.7 Hours. The literary quality is average, there are many vicious female characters, the plot is very long-winded and blunt in some places, and some of the ideas are particularly stereotyped. The deliberately funny style is no different from Tang Qi's other books - that is to say, the protagonist just changed his name, identity, and personality.
One thing to say, compared to Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms and The Pillow Book, this book is so ugly. I picked it up countless times and gave up countless times. I really couldn't stand it anymore and gave it up.
Only then did I know that Tang Qi had finished it behind my back. 🌚🌚Actually, I want to watch Shao Wan and Mo Yuan, but this one is also good.
After reading the first three books individually, you told me that if you want to read the fourth one, you have to buy the whole set again.
The writing style of Qi Gongzi is so soul-stirring that I don't know the taste of meat in March!
I guess many people don't know that this book is finished.
I'm about to cry. I secretly finished this book.
Tang Qi described all men in the same way: chaos at first, then inexplicable forbearance and coldness, and finally regrets and begging for reconciliation. Is such mediocre pretentiousness very touching? Or is it that Tang Qi has been repeating his past experiences? Bizarre twists for the sake of bizarre twists and turns, but it also makes these men unworthy of it. Since it's not worth it, what else is there to expect from the story?
After reading this, Bu Shenglian no longer looks forward to Tang Qi's other books.
I finished reading it in 16.7 Hours. The literary quality is average, there are many vicious female characters, the plot is very long-winded and blunt in some places, and some of the ideas are particularly stereotyped. The deliberately funny style is no different from Tang Qi's other books - that is to say, the protagonist just changed his name, identity, and personality.
Haven't you read Tang Qi's books yet?