The Lord Has Descended to the Mortal Realm

There are no bad people in the world; everyone just has their own agenda.

Without shaking, the flowers are already in disarray; without wind, the flowers fly away on their own. A beautiful woman stands before the flowers, unaware that frost has crept into her hair. Until she wants to speak, tears flow first; until she is so intoxicated that she forgets the way home. A gust of wind blew down a tree of peach blossoms.

Jue Xian, an old man with a consistent bad habit: he talks in circles, going around in circles, and going around in circles until he finally gets to the point.

The Yuan River has angelica, and the Li River has orchids; I think of my lord, but dare not speak of it.

Once she became Princess Qingsui, she was married off to a distant land, never to be seen again in this life.

Life is like a dream, and the world changes like the sea turning into mulberry fields. When you look back, everything is no longer the same as it was at the beginning.

For those who don't understand this book, look here. The biggest turning point in this book is in the strange world of Tianyuan Village, where An Zhan merges with his past and future lives, becoming the same person in all four realms. Who was An Zhan's past life? He was the ancient celestial god Yuanling Tianshen, an invincible being both above and below the heavens.

That year, she and you were still best friends, but many years have passed and things have changed!

The author left a child on Zongheng Chinese Network and then remarried.

Did this author just disappear after finishing the book?