I have three things to say.
1. The end of the universe is civil service exams, congratulations to Yin Huang for successfully landing a stable job!
2. Thank you everyone for your concern; during this recent period, my personal state has been fairly good. The previous burns are mostly healed.
3. I do not frequently use communication methods like QQ and WeChat, only opening them every so often to process messages.
4. I want to highlight the original fan songs for Gu Zhen Ren.
The first release, "Unperplexed," serves as the initial work of the fan project. It not only depicts the life of the character Fang Yuan, but also composes his mental journey, fitting the line: "Knowing the world's hardships in early years, still letting the flying swan wander among the clouds."
The second release, "Mirage," corresponds to the character Xie Hanmo, an old acquaintance from Fang Yuan's past life. She is a woman existing only in Fang Yuan's past memories, yet also someone he finds unforgettable. That unforgettable past is merely a drifting illusion to the present, hence given the name of a mirage.
The third release, "How Many Times in Dreams Have I Shared Same Pillow with You," was written on the fourth anniversary of the old book's delisting. The singing is mournful, grieving those who hear it, endless through three lifetimes. It embodies Shang Xin Ci's unrequited love for Fang Yuan, and is also everyone's yearning for the work's return.
The fourth release, "Pouring Ten Thousand Dust," sings of the scenery in the Southern Border region, with one hundred thousand mountains standing tall, outstanding people and hidden immortals, flashing blades and gleaming swords, and chaotic-era overlords.
Book friends are truly very talented, with extremely strong creative desires and fantastic abilities!
Those interested can search and listen