Jade’s Fall on the Perpetual Bliss

Shi Luoyi and her junior sister Koi were in a fierce rivalry. She refused to accept defeat for a lifetime, yet ended up defeated by her all her life. In the end, the childhood sweetheart was inevitably inferior to the one sent from heaven, and even her fiance betrothed since childhood fell helplessly in love with the junior sister. Heartbroken, she lay amidst the ruins of a temple, teetering on the brink of death, with no one to even provide her a proper burial. She felt so angry, ahhh!! She suddenly remembered that she had won once a long time ago: She utterly defeated her junior sister Koi, who held her mortal brother in such high regard, almost as if he were the apple of her eyes. That day, her junior sister’s liver and heart were shattered, and her eyes were about to burst with rage; but Shi Luoyi felt refreshed and elated. The young man simply closed his eyes, telling them both to get lost. * Bian Lingyu had loved someone for years. In their most intimate moment, he realized he was merely a tool she used to piss off his sister and her sweetheart. The girl forgot him for sixty years. He guarded her fairy mountain until he grew old and feeble. Among the reuniting lotus pads under the beautiful vast sky, he tenderly gathered her lifeless form from the dilapidated temple, taking her back home. Even though she had never looked at him properly all her life. * Shi Luoyi carried a lifetime of regrets, yearning for a second chance. Her life reset, and she found herself back at the beginning of her story. At that time, she did not know the cause of the story, nor did she know what lay ahead. But behind a door, she inexplicably felt sorry for that mortal boy. She was overwhelmed with guilt and wanted to escape and leave, but in the end, she still found herself by Bian Lingyu’s side. Bian Lingyu was so used to it that he thought it was just another humiliation. He no longer held any expectations for her. But this time, in his silent, wintry gaze, the girl held his hand, and then walked through a life of hardships with him. One sentence synopsis: A beautiful woman heals a loyal dog. Theme: My fate is determined by me, not by heaven. Content tag: A match made in heaven

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Jade’s Fall on the Perpetual Bliss "Jade's Fall on the Perpetual Bliss" promised a captivating blend of romance and xianxia, and after diving in, I've come out with a mixed bag of feelings. While the story has its moments, some elements left me wanting more. ### First Impressions The initial chapters hooked me with the premise of Shu Luoyi's regression. Seeing her attempt to rewrite her past and avoid a tragic fate had me invested. The world-building also intrigued me, hinting at a complex web of power and hidden agendas. ### What Works Well I appreciated the author's attempt to subvert some common tropes. The female lead's directness, especially in matters of the heart, was a refreshing change. Her clear understanding of her desires and willingness to pursue them made her a compelling character. The villainess, too, stood out. Her motivations were well-defined, and her actions felt purposeful, elevating her beyond the typical jealous antagonist. The ending also seemed to be a strong point, with many finding it satisfying after a rollercoaster of a journey. The communication between the leads was a definite plus, a trait often missing in similar stories. ### Areas of Concern However, the journey to that ending felt a bit bumpy. The pacing suffered in the middle, with some misunderstandings dragging on while crucial fight scenes were glossed over. The leads, Shu Luoyi and Bian Lingyu, while individually interesting, sometimes felt disconnected. Their relationship, burdened by secrets and a lack of clear communication at times, felt fragile. I also felt that the female lead's potential wasn't fully realized in the later chapters, relegating her to a more passive role. I also found the plot a bit exhausting. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several plot points received mixed reactions. The second male lead's storyline, involving an illusion and a broken engagement, felt somewhat contrived. Also, the male lead's amnesia arc, while a common trope, seemed to stretch on for too long, hindering the development of their relationship. ### Final Verdict "Jade's Fall on the Perpetual Bliss" is an okay read if you're looking for a xianxia romance with a unique female lead. While the story has its flaws, it also offers moments of genuine connection and a satisfying resolution. Just be prepared for a potentially frustrating journey with some pacing issues and character inconsistencies.