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preface
Julian's overture
"Julian-the bitterness of blood is like a dream, a heartbreaking tear. 』
Cinnabar curtains, according to legend, are the blood and tears of a former husband and wife, dyed scarlet.
On the silk curtain, there is a strong * *, but there is also a faint fragrance. One side of the bamboo curtain is embroidered with an ancient tree with five claws-the pale flowers on the treetops have been dyed bright red by splashing blood, and the fallen flowers are flying all over the sky, and when they fall to the ground, they will turn into soil. The woman under the tree, with long purple hair dancing in the wind, made people feel heartbroken-that woman is not a mortal human, but like a fairy, no, I'm afraid it's more appropriate to say she is a ghost. A pair of purple demon pupils reveal deep bitterness and make people cry.
On the back is the same old tree, the same wind direction, the same falling flowers and blood. However, under the tree, a dark-haired man leaned back, his eyes closed slightly, and he couldn't see his mind. His heart was impenetrable, unknown so. His hair, very long, looks like a thousand-year tangle. He leaned against the tree, thin and hard to hide his temperament-holding a blood-spattered hibiscus carefully in his hand.
The story begins with this bamboo curtain. It's called Julian because it's blood red, that kind of, general. ...