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Ongoing Free

Chronicler Of A Forgotten Dynasty

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Author：一曲雨霖铃
Translator：Kevin
In his youth, he was ignorant and mistakenly entered the mortal world. He harbored resentment for many years, stirring up a thousand piles of snow. It wasn’t that he loved the mortal world, but it seemed that the mortal world had misled him. After several changes in human affairs, this sin is hard to share. —— Song of Divination This poem tells the life of the nine-tailed spirit fox, as well as the lives of the two female leads (Li Lingyue and Li Lingyue). Because of her youth, the nine-taile
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Chapter Ninety-Nine The konghou resounds (I) 2025-10-08 21:08:26
Chapter One Youth, Mist, and the Palace Gates Part 1
Chapter Two Youth, Mist, and the Palace Gate Part 2
Chapter Three Youth, Mist, and the Palace Gates Part 3
Chapter Four Of Grace, of Sentiment Part 1
Chapter Five Of Grace, of Sentiment Part 2
Chapter Six Of Grace, of Sentiment Part 3
Chapter Seven Mist and Moon over Fourteen Provinces in One's Prime (I)
Chapter Eight Mist and Moon over Fourteen Provinces in One's Prime (II)
Chapter Nine Mist and Moon over Fourteen Provinces in One's Prime (III)
Chapter Ten Where Souls Encounter (I)
Chapter Eleven Where Souls Encounter (II)
Chapter Twelve Where Souls Encounter (III)
Chapter Thirteen Of Knowing, Longing, and Sorrow (I)
Chapter Fourteen Of Knowing, Longing, and Sorrow (II)
Chapter FifteenOf Knowing, Longing, and Sorrow (III)
Chapter Sixteen Now the Mist and Moon Entwine with Lament (I)
Chapter Seventeen Now the Mist and Moon Entwine with Lament (II)
Chapter Eighteen Now the Mist and Moon Entwine with Lament (III)
Chapter Nineteen There Are Always Hearts of Foolish Devotion (I)
Chapter Twenty There Are Always Hearts of Foolish Devotion (II)
Chapter Twenty-one There Are Always Hearts of Foolish Devotion (III)
Chapter Twenty-two Who Grants the Mortal Realm a Glimpse of White Hair (I)
Chapter Twenty-three Who Grants the Mortal Realm a Glimpse of White Hair (II)
Chapter Twenty-four Who Grants the Mortal Realm a Glimpse of White Hair (III)
Chapter Twenty-five One Morn Awakened (I)
Chapter Twenty-six One Morn Awakened (II)
Chapter Twenty-seven One Morn Awakened (III)
Chapter Twenty-eight Where the Bright Moon Meets the Far Horizons (I)
Chapter Twenty-nine Where the Bright Moon Meets the Far Horizons (II)
Chapter Thirty Where the Bright Moon Meets the Far Horizons (III)
Chapter Thirty-one When Shall the Spring Blossoms and Autumn Moon Cease? (I)
Chapter Thirty-two When Shall the Spring Blossoms and Autumn Moon Cease? (II)
Chapter Thirty-three When Shall the Spring Blossoms and Autumn Moon Cease? (III)
Chapter Thirty-four When Shall the Spring Blossoms and Autumn Moon Cease? (IV)
Chapter Thirty-five When Shall the Spring Blossoms and Autumn Moon Cease? (V)
Chapter Thirty-Six How Much Does the Bright Moon Know? (I)
Chapters Thirty-Seven How Much Does the Bright Moon Know?
Chapter Thirty-Eight How Much Does the Bright Moon Know? (III)
Chapter Thirty-Nine How Much Does the Bright Moon Know? (IV)
Chapter Forty How Much Does the Bright Moon Know? (V)
Chapter Forty-One Last Night the East Wind Stirred the Small Tower Again (I)
Chapter Forty-Two:Last Night the East Wind Stirred the Small Tower Again (II)
Chapter Forty-Three Last Night the East Wind Stirred the Small Tower Again (III)
Chapter Forty-Four Last Night the East Wind Stirred the Small Tower Again (IV)
Chapter Forty-Five Last Night the East Wind Stirred the Small Tower Again (V)
Chapter Forty-Six The Old Homeland Cannot Bear a Retrospective in the Bright Moonlight (I)
Chapter Forty-Seven The Old Homeland Cannot Bear a Retrospective in the Bright Moonlight (II)
Chapter Forty-Eight The Old Homeland Cannot Bear a Retrospective in the Bright Moonlight (III)
Chapter Forty Nine The homeland, unbearable to recall, beneath the bright moon (IV)
​Chapter Fifty
Chapter ​Fifty-one The carved balustrades and jade terraces should yet remain (I)
Chapter Fifty-two The carved balustrades and jade terraces should yet remain (II)
Chapter Fifty-three The carved balustrades and jade terraces should yet remain (III)
Chapter Fifty-four The carved balustrades and jade terraces should yet remain (IV)
Chapter Fifty-five The carved balustrades and jade terraces should yet remain (V)
Chapter Fifty-six Only the beauty of youth has changed (I)
Chapter Fifty-seven Only the beauty of youth has changed (II)
Chapter Fifty-eight Only the beauty of youth has changed (III)
Chapter Fifty-nine Only the beauty of youth has changed (IV)
Chapter Sixty Only the beauty of youth has changed (V)
Chapty sixty-one Pray, tell me, how much sorrow can one bear? (I)
Chapter Sixty-two Pray, tell me, how much sorrow can one bear? (II)
Chapter Sixty-three Pray, tell me, how much sorrow can one bear? (III)
Chapter Sixty-four Pray, tell me, how much sorrow can one bear? (IV)
Chapter Sixty-five Pray, tell me, how much sorrow can one bear? (V)
Chapter Sixty-six Just like a river of spring waters flowing eastward (I)
Chapter Sixty-seven Just like a river of spring waters flowing eastward (II)
Chapter Sixty-eight Just like a river of spring waters flowing eastward (III)
Chapter Sixty-nine Just like a river of spring waters flowing eastward (IV)
Chapter Seventy Just like a river of spring waters flowing eastward (V)
Chapter Seventy-one I resent thee not to be like the moon of this world (I)
Chapter Seventy-two I resent thee not to be like the moon of this world (II)
Chapter Seventy-three The palace gates shrouded in clouds and mist (I)
Chapter Seventy-four The palace gates shrouded in clouds and mist (II)
Chapter Seventy-five A boundless wind stretching ten thousand miles (I)
Chapter Seventy-six A boundless wind stretching ten thousand miles (II)
Chapter Seventy-seven I only wish to stand beside thee (I)
Chapter Seventy-eight I only wish to stand beside thee (II)
Chapter Seventy-nine Yet I resent thee, for thou art like the moon of this world (I)
Chapter Eighty Yet I resent thee, for thou art like the moon of this world (II)
Chapter Eighty-one The path is arduous and long (I)
Chapter Eighty-two The path is arduous and long (II)
Chapter Eighty-three The tower stands high this night (I)
Chapter Eighty-four The tower stands high this night (II)
Chapter Eighty-five When my beloved returns, there shall be no parting (I)
Chapter Eighty-Six When shall one lie drunken? (I)
Chapter Eighty-Seven When shall one lie drunken? (II)
Chapter Eighty-Eight When shall one lie drunken? (III)
Chapter Eighty-Nine In the full glory of the Kaiyuan era, amidst myriad blossoms (I)
Chapter Ninety In the full glory of the Kaiyuan era, amidst myriad blossoms (II)
Chapter Ninety-One In the full glory of the Kaiyuan era, amidst myriad blossoms (III)
Chapter Ninety-Two Till the beloved returns, there shall be no parting (I)
Chapter Ninety-Three Till the beloved returns, there shall be no parting (II)
Chapter Ninety-Four Willows fly in Chang’an (I)
Chapter Ninety-Five Willows fly in Chang’an (II)
Chapter Ninety-Six Willows fly in Chang’an (III)
Chapter Ninety-Seven A spirit of heroic resolve flows unceasingly (I)
Chapter Ninety-Eight A spirit of heroic resolve flows unceasingly (II)
Chapter Ninety-Nine The konghou resounds (I)
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