Celestial melody

Author: Free Bird
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The legend of two men, the celestial echo, the last lotus flower once madly fell in love with "Saint Seiya," "Cherry Blossom Princess," and "Ranma 1/2." To this day, for those who love comics, they are still considered classics. But what moves you isn't just this—meeting "Celestial Tune" is a sweet pain in the heart, breaking free from all constraints! The legend of two men unfolds!
When Xiaxia, the deputy team leader of the archaeological team, enters the Royal Sanctuary, a hallucination of a long-haired youth fighting a wolf suddenly flashes through his mind, and the boy even has the same face as him. Everything shatters in the cycle of dust, unlocking memories of a "past life"—still the rebellious son of a defiant prince, Ren Xiaoxie; still the pale, girl-like Emperor Zhu Yijun of the Ming Dynasty. Five years later, their reunion in the interweaving of love and hatred traces the path of humanity, portraying a similar life and experiencing a different kind of taste.
The visuals aren't necessarily beautiful, but Ren Xiaoxie's carefree, game-playing attitude seeps deeply into the heart through the paper's lines. The pacing isn't perfect, but at the moment the head hits the ground, Ren Xiaoxie's earth-shattering obsession pierces the soul. Free Bird gives Ren Xiaoxie the skyward longing of a bird, even if he ultimately breaks his wings, bleeds, and is beheaded, he never touches the purest patch of blue sky in his heart.