Raindrop had many talented people, who had written many poems and verses over time. The following were compiled by "Lotus Heart Mortal" and "Tinglou." Digging through old posts must have taken a great deal of effort. Many thanks to both fellow Daoists.
Alright, back to the point. Let's look at everyone's poems!
I. Tinglou
1. An acrostic poem for Milk Dragon
A cup of milk tea, savoring Hundred Refinements;
Dragons soaring and tigers leaping between the characters.
Only those with feeling and righteousness were true;
Great skill alone was wasted in vain.
One glance back, and more than a hundred years had passed;
There were already three lovely wives at home.
Seeing through the red dust, flying away as an immortal?
Seeing all the mortal dust, remaining in this world?
2. Let me say this quietly: Moon was actually not low-key. My impression of him was:
He threw away gold by the thousand, spending money like dirt.
He kept his promises and never went back on his word.
He cared only about quantity, never quality.
He liked Hundred Refinements, as well as its author.
Dual Cultivation of Magic and Martial Arts—he joined the alliance without even reading it.
Among readers, he was known as a one-man book-supporting army.
3. [First] Hidden "Chest" Poem—Blessings for Hundred Refinements
Life was like a dream, and like an illusion; attaining the Dao and immortality was hard to make real;
Hundred Refinements came just like timely rain—what harm was there in indulging a little fantasy?
Though Raindrop was praised by all, it was still hard to satisfy every mouth;
May readers fill every road, soaring into the clouds in a single flight.
II. Dragon Who Never Weans
1. Lin Xuan and Yue'er's Past and Present Lives (Complete)
He still remembered the little poem she had