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HSR: Writer from the Xianzhou
To: ▇▇▇▇, my beloved bride
From: Kaiya, Intelligentsia Guild HQ ▇▇
There is a certain writer on Xianzhou that has piqued the interest of many in the last several years. Under the pen name “WangWei” you can find quite a few genres of books, from children books to adult novels and even a few short poem booklets, but the most notable features of this anonymous writer is that he leaves pages blank in certain spots, and one of his books has several blank pages at the end, the story forever unending. Some claim this is a lame approach to story finale, others see it as poetic in a way, and others just see it as some marketing scheme to gain more traction to the books and the writer’s own name. But wherever people looked, WangWei was nowhere to be found, so his face remains a mystery..
I have read some of these books myself, and I have recommended them to my coworkers and my supervisor. By far, my favorite is the one named ‘The Games of Blood and Fire’, and it is the most complex piece of work I have read up to date. It is set in this old world, one not found even by the Traveling Nameless and their silver rails. They do not follow any aeons but their own gods, the old and the new. It has political conflicts as well as personal ones that string themselves together into this big image of the war where any small mistake can snowball into this big mess later down the line, and most special of all, they have dragons. And no, not like the Long of the Xianzhou Luofu, or some other place, these are real dragons. I have recommended this particular book to my supervisor, knowing she likes such complex literary pieces and intriguing dialogue.
She laughed at me when I gave her the book and told her of the author, saying how it is lazy work to leave blank pages, a waste of paper she says. I couldn’t really argue with her, but she told me she’d give it a shot later, and she did! She read it quite quickly too, and we have been talking about so many theories and possible endings ever since, any time we catch a break, her knowledge on the series has quickly surpassed my own. It is good to see the supervisors smile a bit more often, she has really fallen in love with the series, maybe even the author’s other books too from the word of it. With all that in mind I now pack the same book for you, my dearest. I hope you will find joy in reading it as much as I did. I do hope the writer does decide to finish this series, I find the chapters quite inspiring. I look forward to hearing about your day, please send my thanks to ▇▇ for
(the paper is too damp here and the ink has been smudged).
Take care.
-Kaiya ▇▇▇▇
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THAT'S SO COOL
Hmph.
Introduction
⋘ 𝑃𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑒 𝑤𝑎𝑖𝑡... ⋙
ᴠᴏʟᴜᴍᴇ : ▮▮▮▮▮▮▯▯▯ Now Playing: Pneumanull Rice
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⤷ Introduction:
A foxian healer and counselor from the Xianzhou Yaoqing. Often greets people with a smile on his face and a scheme in his heart. Born into a prestigious Alchemy Commission family, he once withdrew from practicing medicine due to a broken heart. However, he returned to the field to treat "the Merlin's Claw," General Feixiao. Skilled in the study of alchemical prescription that views food as medicine, especially those that induce a sensation of spiciness. They invented a cauldron-based medicinal formula known as the "nine-square grid."
⤷ Appearance:
Jiaoqiu is a young foxian man with a fair complexion, golden irises, pale, salmon-colored hair that reaches past his shoulders, as well as a large tail and tall fox ears. He wields a feather fan, which is often associated with counselors and strategists in Chinese culture. While he usually keeps his eyes closed, Jiaoqiu's eyes have orange irises and red, slit-like pupils. After poisoning himself with Tumbledust in order to weaken Hoolay, Jiaoqiu is functionally blind from optic nerve damage.
Hello! Nice to meet you, you can just call me Rii~.
Mr. Jiaoqiu, do you have a favorite dish or a favorite dessert?
(dunno if you're accepting rp through asks at this time (feel free to delete this if you're not), but I don't mind being the first to ask if you are. :p//)
“Hm? My favorite dish… It would be Pneumanull Rice~”