Jiu Ge’s Beloved Spirit

Wen Ci woke up in the darkness and opened his eyes suddenly.

 It’s a dream again—a nightmare that comes over and over again and can never be shaken off.

He was lying on the bed, breathing hard for a while, his heart beating rapidly, and in the silent darkness, there was a heavy, heavy, and dull pain.

 The arrow that hit him seemed to have merged with his soul and become a part of his body.

Whenever night falls and nightmares strike, my heart will hurt—sometimes it’s a sharp pain, sometimes it’s a dull pain, sometimes it’s like it’s being torn apart, sometimes it’s like it’s been hit hard with a hammer...

 Enduring the discomfort, he got up, got out of bed, fumbled around, and picked up the water glass next to him to drink.

 The cool water moistened his dry throat, relieving the unbearable burning pain. He coughed twice and slowly put the empty cup back into place.

 After waking up from a dream, people's spirits are often in a trance, and some cannot tell the difference between reality and dreams.

He was alone, slightly hunched and barefoot, sitting on the edge of the bed.

  Didn’t turn on the light, didn’t need to turn on the light, just sat quietly in the dark.

The curtains in the room were tightly closed and no light penetrated, making it difficult to tell whether it was day or night.

 He sat quietly, with his hands hanging at his sides, as if in a daze, lost in thought.

Like a puppet that has lost its soul, lifeless and motionless.

 Can’t cry, laugh, or even speak.

 Nothing can arouse his emotions except...

 “Buzz—”

The phone he placed next to him vibrated twice. It was a message from Yun Si.

 The man, who was completely lifeless, slowly turned his head and looked around.

"Brother," she sent, "don't worry about me, I'm an adult now and I know everything."

 “Have a good rest, don’t think so much, good night.”

 At least, she would still care a little about his thoughts, and would also send these comforting words. only…

Wen Ci lowered his eyes and looked at the words on the phone. The dazzling light reflected in his empty, emotionless eyes. He remained motionless, as if he was in a trance.

 He remembers…

 The former sister was just like her now, believing in the man she fell in love with.

The same is true for the vows.

 …

 …

 …

The encounter between Yu Li and Chi was just like what was described in the novel. It was romantic but also a little worldly and boring.

 In the dark, it seems that fate is pulling them and causing them to meet.

He has never seen it with his own eyes, but has only heard his sister say it with a happy face - the first time she saw Chi, she knew that he was cold on the outside and hot on the inside, a very warm person.

At that time, the little rabbit she had been raising carefully accidentally got lost. She hurriedly ran to the forest behind the palace to look for it, and happened to meet Chi.

The little rabbit ran at Chi's feet. Chi was dressed in green clothes, barefooted, with long hair reaching the ground, a jade face and clear eyes. He looked like an immortal in the forest, standing under an ancient tree.

When she saw him, Chi also looked over, his cold eyes looking at her clearly.

 There is no movement, but just one glance - it is already a girl's heart budding feeling.

Whenever Yu Li talks about this, she always blushes, smiles shyly, and even covers her face, so embarrassed that she stops talking.

  She subconsciously looked at Chi, wanting him to say something more, but Chi said nothing. His eyes only fell on her swollen belly, and it was hard to tell what was on her mind.

Thinking about it now, it seems that the only thing he cares about is that child—he needs that child, and he doesn’t know why.