Ever since Jiang Tong could remember, her master would choose a day to bathe, change clothes, and burn incense in honor of a grandmaster who had never once shown herself.
Her master said that without the grandmaster, none of this would exist today.
Her master also said she truly wished she could meet the grandmaster at least once in her lifetime.
But Jiang Tong discovered that the grandmaster her master spoke of was standing right in front of her.
The winds howl over the desolate Spirit Platform, and the Spring and Autumn Bell tolls as a youth returns.
"Perhaps you cannot see what I look like, but from this day on..."
Jiang Tong, inside the Spring and Autumn Bell, spoke to the terrified girl, whose body was covered in wounds.
"How about I become your master?"
This is absolutely gorgeous! It's been so long since a book has captivated me. Well done, Hachimedes!
I finished it in one go, it was great. I have two small suggestions: First, the male lead seems a bit dim-witted lately. Since Jiang Yueliu is a real person, why doesn't he think of going to find Tu Baili? He understands Buddhism, actively approaches me, and is named Baili, so it's a bit illogical that he doesn't suspect anything at all.
The flavor is so strong, I can guess in a second what books the author reads on BLB and Dianzi.
Is this a harem or a 1v1 story? Will the memorial snow be collected?
The update pace will be slower these next few days because I'm writing the outline for Volume 3. I'll update more frequently once I've finished that.
As seen in today's new chapter, the protagonists "inside the bell" and "outside the bell" not only have different identities but also somewhat different personalities. This could be a potential problem when they recognize each other as the Empress later: the male lead inside the bell is a natural and popular choice, but can the male lead outside the bell be worthy of that affection? Hopefully, this will be handled properly later to avoid creating a sense of climax or collapse in the story.
I'll post a separate update today and make up for it tomorrow. There wasn't any particular reason, but since the upcoming plot will take a significant turn, the author needs to carefully refine the characters and storyline to deliver a better reading experience. [Sfem:3:312][sfem:3:312][sfem:3:312] I will update again tomorrow. Thank you for your support.
I've actually seen this trope before (òωó)👍, but the one I saw involved the protagonist (unaware) teaching the grandmaster, who eventually found out about it. The result was that the grandmaster and his junior sister all ended up with the granddaughter, making the granddaughter's harem the youngest, and the generational order completely messed up 😁
Seriously? This is so well-written, it's addictive.
It truly simplifies the complex, depicting a scene and two characters with just a few strokes, making the reader feel comfortable. There are no messy names or cause-and-effect relationships; it simply tells a story. The more plain the description, the more it conveys the weight of time and the sense of historical destiny.