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Parting Soon

Rating 3.6
Word count
414K words
Chapters
169

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Summary

The innocent and forthright young girl Mo Li is a little flower spirit born in the heavenly realm. Taken in by the Feather Realm as a feather servant, she comes to know the noble and aloof Feather God Qing Jue and the melancholy, mysterious Young Lord of the East Sea, Fan Yu, and gradually grows close to them. Under the cold, rigid rules of the heavenly realm, Mo Li meets setback after setback, and because she wins the Feather God's favor, she is framed by other feather immortals. To earn the heavenly realm's recognition, she studies its magic diligently, hoping to pass the Hundred Birds Gathering and become the immortal envoy who bears the Chongming Bird. Along the way, Mo Li, Qing Jue, and Fan Yu endure many dangers, trials, and a series of conspiracies and traps. The Heavenly Lord Hao Feng discovers that Mo Li is the reincarnation of the Yinghuo Pearl and frames her to seize her power. Though Qing Jue tries his utmost to save her, he still misses the chance, and Mo Li leaps from the Immortal-Slaying Terrace... By a twist of fate, Mo Li's soul returns to twenty thousand years earlier and becomes the demon-hunting girl Feng'er. Qing Jue, Fan Yu, and the others break through time and space to follow, and through their own efforts they change their fate. Feng'er finally rids herself of the Yinghuo power and becomes mortal, and is united with Qing Jue, whom she has long adored.

Editor's review

The Immortal Parting is a long xianxia romance set against the heavenly realm, the Feather Realm, and the East Sea. Its core appeal lies in Mo Li's fate as she rises from feather servant to being caught in the Heavenly Lord's conspiracy, and in the emotional entanglements between her and the two male leads, Qing Jue and Fan Yu. Through settings such as the Hundred Birds Gathering, the immortal envoy who bears the Chongming Bird, and the Immortal-Slaying Terrace, the novel builds a strictly hierarchical heavenly order, giving a naive flower spirit's growth and setbacks clear dramatic drive. In the latter half, the time reversal and the soul's transformation into the demon-hunting girl Feng'er turn "changing fate" from a slogan into concrete action, letting readers watch the characters achieve self-redemption through new choices. Xiaoxiang Dong'er's pacing is brisk, with dangers, schemes, and emotional developments packed closely together, making it suitable for xianxia romance readers who want to read it in one sitting. While reading, pay attention to the tension between heavenly rules and personal choice—that is the key to how the story moves from anguished romance to a reversal.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Readers who enjoy xianxia romance and heavenly-realm settings
  • Readers who prefer stories of a young girl's growth and overcoming adversity
  • Readers who can accept anguished romance and time-reversal plots
  • Readers looking for a long, tightly paced novel dense with emotional conflict

Not a good fit for

  • Readers who prefer realistic subjects or strict historical accuracy
  • Readers uninterested in heavenly hierarchies and reincarnation settings
  • Readers who want a light, sweet romance with no angst throughout

Reading tips

  1. Clarify the relationships among the Feather Realm, the heavenly realm, and the East Sea before entering the main Hundred Birds Gathering plot; it will read more smoothly.
  2. At the Immortal-Slaying Terrace turning point, pause briefly and look back at the foreshadowing in each of Mo Li's earlier setbacks.
  3. Pay attention to how Qing Jue's and Fan Yu's choices change in the Feng'er sections; that is the key to the rewriting of fate.
  4. If sensitive to anguished romance, read the first half and the post-reversal sections separately to reduce emotional strain.

Contents

  1. 第一章
  2. 第二章
  3. 第三章
  4. 第四章
  5. 第五章
  6. 第六章
  7. 第七章
  8. 第八章
  9. 第九章
  10. 第十章
  11. 第十一章
  12. 第十二章
  13. 第十三章
  14. 第十四章
  15. 第十五章
  16. 第十六章
  17. 第十七章
  18. 第十八章
  19. 第十九章
  20. 第二十章
  21. 第二十一章
  22. 第二十二章
  23. 第二十三章
  24. 第二十四章
  25. 第二十五章
  26. 第二十六章
  27. 第二十七章
  28. 第二十八章
  29. 第二十九章
  30. 第三十章
  31. 第三十一章
  32. 第三十二章
  33. 第三十三章
  34. 第三十四章
  35. 第三十五章
  36. 第三十六章
  37. 第三十七章
  38. 第三十八章
  39. 第三十九章
  40. 第四十章
  41. 第四十一章
  42. 第四十二章
  43. 第四十三章
  44. 第四十四章
  45. 第四十五章
  46. 第四十六章
  47. 第四十七章
  48. 第四十八章
  49. 第四十九章
  50. 第五十章
  51. 第五十一章
  52. 第五十二章
  53. 第五十三章
  54. 第五十四章
  55. 第五十五章
  56. 第五十六章
  57. 第五十七章
  58. 第五十八章
  59. 第五十九章
  60. 第六十章
  61. 第六十一章
  62. 第六十二章
  63. 第六十三章
  64. 第六十四章
  65. 第六十五章
  66. 第六十六章
  67. 第六十七章
  68. 第六十八章
  69. 第六十九章
  70. 第七十章
  71. 第七十一章
  72. 第七十二章
  73. 第七十三章
  74. 第七十四章
  75. 第七十五章
  76. 第七十六章
  77. 第七十七章
  78. 第七十八章
  79. 第七十九章
  80. 第八十章
  81. 第八十一章
  82. 第八十二章
  83. 第八十三章
  84. 第八十四章
  85. 第八十五章
  86. 第八十六章
  87. 第八十七章
  88. 第八十八章
  89. 第八十九章
  90. 第九十章
  91. 第九十一章
  92. 第九十二章
  93. 第九十三章
  94. 第九十四章
  95. 第九十五章
  96. 第九十六章
  97. 第九十七章
  98. 第九十八章
  99. 第九十九章
  100. 第一百章
  101. 第一百零一章
  102. 第一百零二章
  103. 第一百零三章
  104. 第一百零四章
  105. 第一百零五章
  106. 第一百零六章
  107. 第一百零七章
  108. 第一百零八章
  109. 第一百零九章
  110. 第一百一十章
  111. 第一百一十一章
  112. 第一百一十二章
  113. 第一百一十三章
  114. 第一百一十四章
  115. 第一百一十五章
  116. 第一百一十六章
  117. 第一百一十七章
  118. 第一百一十八章
  119. 第一百一十九章
  120. 第一百二十章
  121. 第一百二十一章
  122. 第一百二十二章
  123. 第一百二十三章
  124. 第一百二十四章
  125. 第一百二十五章
  126. 第一百二十六章
  127. 第一百二十七章
  128. 第一百二十八章
  129. 第一百二十九章
  130. 第一百三十章
  131. 第一百三十一章
  132. 第一百三十二章
  133. 第一百三十三章
  134. 第一百三十四章
  135. 第一百三十五章
  136. 第一百三十六章
  137. 第一百三十七章
  138. 第一百三十八章
  139. 第一百三十九章
  140. 第一百四十章
  141. 第一百四十一章
  142. 第一百四十二章
  143. 第一百四十三章
  144. 第一百四十四章
  145. 第一百四十五章
  146. 第一百四十六章
  147. 第一百四十七章
  148. 第一百四十八章
  149. 第一百四十九章
  150. 第一百五十章
  151. 第一百五十一章
  152. 第一百五十二章
  153. 第一百五十三章
  154. 第一百五十四章
  155. 第一百五十五章
  156. 第一百五十六章
  157. 第一百五十七章
  158. 第一百五十八章
  159. 第一百五十九章 番外
  160. 第一百六十章
  161. 第一百六十一章
  162. 第一百六十二章
  163. 第一百六十三章
  164. 第一百六十四章
  165. 第一百六十五章
  166. 第一百六十六章
  167. 第一百六十七章
  168. 第一百六十八章
  169. 第一百六十九章

FAQ

Why is Mo Li framed by the Heavenly Lord Hao Feng?
The Heavenly Lord discovers that Mo Li is the reincarnation of the Yinghuo Pearl and wants the power within her, so he sets a trap to frame her. Mo Li is repeatedly ostracized in the Feather Realm, and because she wins the Feather God's favor, other feather immortals envy her. The Heavenly Lord ultimately exploits these conflicts to push her toward the Immortal-Slaying Terrace.
Is Feng'er after the time reversal still Mo Li?
Feng'er is the demon-hunting girl Mo Li's soul becomes after returning twenty thousand years earlier, and she retains the fateful ties connected to Mo Li. Qing Jue, Fan Yu, and the others break through time and space to join her, and together they change their fate. Feng'er ultimately rids herself of the Yinghuo power and becomes mortal, and is united with Qing Jue.
What positions do Qing Jue and Fan Yu hold in the story?
Qing Jue is the noble and aloof Feather God. Because Mo Li wins his favor, other feather immortals frame her, and he too tries his utmost to save her amid the Heavenly Lord's conspiracy. Fan Yu is the melancholy, mysterious Young Lord of the East Sea; after meeting Mo Li he gradually grows close to her, and the three endure dangers and trials together.
What role does the Hundred Birds Gathering play in the story?
The Hundred Birds Gathering is the goal Mo Li strives for to gain the heavenly realm's recognition; she wants to pass it and become the immortal envoy who bears the Chongming Bird. This thread concentrates her process of learning heavenly magic, repeatedly hitting setbacks, and yet persevering upward, and it also leads into later dangers and conspiracies.

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潇湘冬儿 Author

Xiao Xiang Dong'er is a web-fiction author about whom limited public information is available. One work by this author is currently included in the collection, titled Jiang Li. According to its common classification, the work belongs to the otherworld-continent genre, which serves as the main clue to the author's writing orientation. In this work, the author builds the narrative against an otherworld-continent backdrop, devoting attention to laying out the world setting and to the characters' lines of action within it; the overall approach is close to the fantasy-adventure type commonly found in web fiction. Because biographical details, a timeline of works, and the total number of works have not been fully disclosed, a more comprehensive judgment of the author's style is difficult at present. Readers may take Jiang Li as a sample through which to observe how the author handles plot and character relationships within an otherworld-continent framework.

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