Flowers of the Soul on the Banks of the Sanzu River

Personally, I really enjoyed this novel. Why? Because it suited my taste. Simply put, it's about a love affair between people of different races, a love-hate relationship. Isn't it poignant? Well, I guess most people wouldn't think that way. But whatever. Anyway, after reading all 100 chapters, I have to say I have quite a few thoughts. Where to begin? Probably only the Suzuki Kei chapter, which resonated with me the most. The story is simple: it's about a genius Onmyoji, now a Celestial Onmyoji, Suzuki Kei, who encounters the female protagonist during a mission. Suzuki Kei is a special Onmyoji; unlike typical Onmyoji who carry the banner of "Those not of my kind..."

This book, though newly started, has already captivated me. I've been searching for a long time, and this is the first novel about a woman who marries another woman (or a spider lily), a true gem. The author's writing is excellent, and the content is very engaging. As a high school senior who will be going home every three weeks and isn't allowed to bring my phone, I'll definitely be back to read it every three weeks. I'll prioritize this book if I have a ticket; I highly recommend it! I hope the author writes more marriage-themed stories, like the one about the songstress Shiranui. Regarding the setting, I think setting it to modern Earth would be good too, since we can incorporate some fantasy elements into Earth. Finally, a little pat on the head to encourage the author!

I'll slack off for a couple more days; it's time for my inspiration to dry up.

Ancient books are back on the list!

Many readers may not understand why the story ended without some events being resolved. Here's the explanation: in the author's vision, Anxin's storyline only ended here, while the plot about fighting the evil god appeared in Xinye's storyline.

Wow, I found this book again after reading it years ago!

Cluck cluck

I'm currently on the end of volume four. I personally prefer reading volumes one at a time, so I'm waiting for the new volume to finish. For those of you considering starting this book after seeing this review, if you, like me, enjoy novels with a transmigration story and a protagonist who isn't mentally challenged, then I highly recommend this one. The beginning might be a little tough, but it's precisely this toughness that makes the later warmth all the more precious. Every character's actions are logical (including the scumbag Jing), and although Anxin's (Hongyu, Huahua, Xin) personality changes quite a bit, she's just so endearing no matter how she changes. ...

Whether or not to change perspectives is a very important matter, and I hope that readers can give valuable opinions.

Pfft... I hope it's a happy ending!! A sweet ending! Don't let it turn into a biography with a bitter, resentful ending!!!