Sparrow Song

To thank my wonderful moderators ♥️, I'm posting twice today, with an extra chapter at 3 PM. My readers Youyou, Xuegao, Azhou, and Xulin tirelessly write long reviews for me every day; without their encouragement, I wouldn't be able to keep writing. Writing is a long and lonely road, but thankfully you all are here with me! Everyone has been casting their votes for me, and I don't even have to reply. Dozens upon dozens of votes... I'm so touched I could cry... I feel so undeserving... Thank you also to Ah Shang for his guidance, Ah Lang for his dozens of recommendation votes, and all the fellow Daoists who have read my work. Thank you for your hard work. I think the biggest reward I've gained from writing is getting to know you all ♥️. Everyone knows how much effort it takes me to write a chapter. I struggle and struggle, writing only two words a day. Today, I'm posting two chapters. Enough said, I'll drink first.

I love the ancient style works written by the author.

Admire the author's masterful use of classical Chinese literature.

It still looks great even after watching it again.

A mob, though initially joyful, will inevitably turn against each other; even the best of friends will not be close. When a bird cries out, feigning sorrow, a flock of crows will dance wildly around it, clamoring and jeering. It may seem like it's being pampered, but if you stand back and observe, the scene actually looks ridiculous. The bird feigns affection out of a desire for universal love, believing that the support of a flock of crows will make it seem favored and secure. But crows are ugly after all, so truly beautiful species will not approach them. Thus, once a bird gains the support of a mob, it can never escape its tragic fate. Because of the birds' flaunting, the crows felt they could win the right to mate. Over time, more and more crows surrounded this little bird who thought herself beautiful. In the end, no matter how beautiful she was, all she could see were the crows she didn't like and were using. And no matter how much the crows cried out for love, they were still just clownish characters with hoarse voices. Ultimately, the bird will end up alone, because the mob has blinded it, hindered its path, and destroyed its destiny. Looking at Xia Li, who harbors hatred for the rabble, she is happy, for the landscape she sees is serene, the people around her are lovely, and her destiny will ultimately be breathtakingly beautiful.

Xia Li succinctly revealed the Yellow Emperor's strategy for dispatching generals, leading him to send Ying Zhao with a treacherous plan. However, this angered Xia Li, resulting in a terrible outcome...

A book I love so much I keep reading it again and again; a book worth following along with.

Keep writing classics, keep moving forward, give yourself a smile, keep going!

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I'm hooked on this great read! I've added it to my favorites and sent it as a vote. Your writing is exquisite, and your dedication will create a classic. Keep it up!