
The Tale of the Liao Flower Heroine
蓼花侠女传
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 453k Words
- Genre
- Romantic Youth
- Subgenre
- Youth Memories
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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214Chapters
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7Favorites
7Recommendations
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A soft, white moon. Rings of purple rainbows, fluttering green snow. Ten thousand bushels of rouge, poured forth like a silver river, the sound of pounding stones, continuous yet fading. The goldfish lock breaks, like a zither playing in rapid succession. Or like a sorrowful cricket choking. The plum blossoms on the garrison, the lonely dragon and phoenix flying in thirst. The cold, resentful toad, the stars about to drip.
I've heard of platinum hidden in the mountains, but centuries-old relics are hard to find. The mountains are silent, the gold speechless, only the mournful cries of gibbons echo through the dense forest. Gibbons and gibbons keep company, strange rocks and jagged cliffs roar like tigers. The ruins and crumbling walls still stand, and the chivalrous woman of the smartweed has become a goddess.