Chapter 50

As soon as the post was released, it immediately drew the attention of the entire forum, with countless people rushing to the thread because of the name "Yiye Shu."

After all, this forum was the base for *Wuxia Story*, and Lin Mu was now the author of the best work in *Wuxia Story*. It was hard not to attract attention.

Yizhan Qianji: Damn! Close-up touch of Yiye Shu!

Shen Ben Wuming: Come and see what I found? A wild Yiye Shu! So excited, what should I do if I want to molest him...

Lingxu Shangren: You all behave normally! Yiye Shu, quickly reveal your three measurements, send them to me privately, and I'll deal with them for you!

...

Not long after, Dongfang Tongtong, who was browsing the forum, clearly noticed the commotion.

Dongfang Tongtong: Yiye Shu, you came just in time. You said you believe in this love, but just because you believe doesn't mean Ding Dian truly has no ulterior motives. Is that right?

Because Lin Mu had set up a follow for Dongfang Tongtong, he heard the system notification as soon as she replied. At that moment, he was writing the next part of the content.

After looking at it, Lin Mu didn't reply but finished the post he had been thinking about and published it, taking up a new thread.

Yiye Shu: "Every book written with heart is surely written by the author placing themselves in the real situation of the characters. Dongfang Tongtong's analysis makes sense, but in my imagination, it is only one possibility, not everything happening as you said.

Just like you standing on the street, one choice is to stand still, and another choice is to slap a passerby. These two actions may seem to have little impact, but they represent two different futures of the world.

In my view, Ding Dian's feelings for Ling Shuanghua are genuine. As for whether he will change his heart because of Ling Shuanghua's disfigurement, the book has already made it very clear!

Ding Dian said, 'Shuang Sister, does appearance compare to the heart? You disfigured yourself for me, in my heart, you are ten times, a hundred times more beautiful than before.'

This sentence of Ding Dian represents his heart, and it also represents my heart.

As for the possibility you mentioned, Dongfang Tongtong, I can understand it. In modern society, people's hearts are complex, and it seems extremely difficult to find a genuine emotion.

The choice between one step and another depends on the hearts of each reader.

Love is indeed a luxury...

But I believe in love...

The above, Yiye Shu."

After the entire post was released, Lin Mu also breathed a sigh of relief.

He had read *Liancheng Jue* dozens of times and rewritten it. He had also noticed the issue raised by Dongfang Tongtong.

Not only in *Liancheng Jue*, but in other Jin Yong novels, there were several major questions, such as the big secret hidden in *Xiaoa Jianghu*.

In his view, these questions in the books might indeed be intentionally written by Mr. Jin Yong to add another possibility to the novel, but the main theme of the entire book, and the fundamental intention of Mr. Jin Yong, was still the emotions clearly depicted in the book.

Because, without such an intention and merely seeking thrills, Mr. Jin Yong could not have written so many classics.

Feixue Lian Tian She Bai Lu, Xiaoshu Shenxia Yi Bi Yuan.

In the fourteen books, there are several novels that vividly describe the word "emotion," but only *Liancheng Jue* reaches this extreme in just one chapter. In the entire history of wuxia, and even in other literature, this is probably the only one.

In the previous life, after Jin Yong became famous, *Liancheng Jue* also received significant research, and the story of "Ren Dan Ru Ju" became an irreplaceable page in Jin Yong's wuxia.

Therefore, Lin Mu posted this statement.

After the statement was released, among the hundreds of active forum members, those who were moved by this story breathed a sigh of relief, and a thought flashed through their minds.

"This damn Yiye Shu still has a bit of conscience, didn't push the torture to the end, finally showing some integrity..."

Thus, Lin Mu's personal message notifications quickly reached the hundreds. He casually looked through them, and besides the discussions about the previous post, there were a bunch of compliments about his integrity...

Feeling heartache, Lin Mu simply didn't bother to reply to each one and directly turned off the computer to go to the rooftop to practice boxing.

In a room in Beijing, despite the cold, the bed still had a thin quilt and a cool mat. The room was simply decorated, and the most prominent feature was a Tang knife.

A girl with soft facial features was sitting by the computer, looking at Lin Mu's post. Her ID displayed as "Dongfang Tongtong."

After reading Lin Mu's reply, Dongfang Tongtong sneered and walked to the knife rack. She set her feet in a horse stance and gripped the knife handle, which suddenly flashed a cold, sharp light.

As she bent her knees and twisted her waist, the cold light instantly spread throughout the room.

...

Lin Mu's statement was published in the next issue of *Wuxia Story*, and of course, Dongfang Tongtong's doubts were also published, attracting many new readers.

In the forum and among real-life friends, especially among girls who were more sensitive to this topic, the discussion was very lively.

Among women, they naturally scolded men for valuing beauty over feelings while shedding tears for such a torturous couple.

However, it seemed that every chapter of *Liancheng Jue* was more controversial than the previous one. The fourth chapter, "Kongxincai," once published, straightened out the topic of "Ren Dan Ru Ju."

In this latest chapter, "Kongxincai," the story returned to Di Yun and Qi Fang, telling of Di Yun escaping from the prison, carrying Ding Dian's body, and inadvertently fleeing to Qi Fang's home.

But things were no longer the same. Qi Fang had a daughter, and her name was "Kongxincai"!

Kongxincai was the nickname Qi Fang used to call Di Yun.

With or without feelings, with or without a heart, the cloud of doubt not only hung in Di Yun's heart but also in every reader's heart.

When Lin Mu read this chapter, what made him feel the most stifled was the tender affection Qi Fang showed when playing hide-and-seek with her daughter Kongxincai.

The daughter was very smart and cute, and the entire scene was very warm and sweet, but the more so, the colder it made one's heart.

She was the daughter of another man, and they were a happy family!

Was the happiness and tenderness they once shared completely forgotten?

Was that relationship truly only in his heart?!

In the final part of this chapter, Di Yun and Wan Gui fought and both fell unconscious. Qi Fang placed them on a boat and escaped to safety.

But a question was placed before the readers.

Whether Di Yun or Wan Gui, whichever one woke up first would surely kill the other.

If Qi Fang was there at the time, which man would she choose to wake up first?