Thriving after the Moon Falls

On the day I died, a spring rain started to fall on the world. I shouldn't have, but I couldn't help but think of Yan Chao Sheng. For the past centuries, he had always stood in front of me stubbornly, even taking and blocking lightning for me. During these naive times, I used to think that he loved me, until later, he brought back the one who was truly in his heart, a fairy with whom I shared a great likeness. I gave my last breath too soon; therefore, I didn't get to see a figure staggering towards me under the heavy rain. Yan Chao Sheng, the powerful demon king who owned everything under the sky, couldn't even fly on a cloud at that moment. Opening my eyes once again, I returned to seven hundred years ago. Yan Chao Sheng back then was still young, not yet the demon king, but just the lowest disciple who was born with a demon pulse and suffered all kinds of mistreatments. I surely felt that being stupid once was already enough. When he grabbed the corner of my clothes, I trampled on his fingers, but he still refused to let go. I no longer loved him and this was just the beginning. After so many hardships, no matter how pitiful Yan Chao Sheng was, Liu Shuang always remembered the day of the catastrophe, so she kept telling herself to never pity a demon again. And Yan Chao Sheng, who tempered his soul and broke his bones for her, never retrieved the sweet and gentle her of back then. (Source: Vico at Novel Updates) ~~ Adapted from the web novel "I Can’t Possibly Take Pity on a Demon" (我不可能会怜惜一个妖鬼) by Teng Luo Wei Zhi (藤萝为枝). Edit Translation

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