Prologue

Well, how will I start this, Once there was a love or once upon a time in the kingdom far, far away.....?

No, it should be, A long, long time ago in the unknown dynasty of an old empire in Chonghua. There were two handsome lads that their characteristics are very opposites to each other, but you know the sayings "Opposites attract" or "opposites poles attract", Well that was actually happened to them, just like magnets, right? Or like batteries, if two positives or two negatives the lights will not on. (I'm referring to an old flashlight that use batteries not the chargeable one).

Prior to the story will begin, I'm completing the five hundred words so please keep on reading.

Mo Xi and Gu Mang were best of buddies, they were unseparable but I don't know why Gu Mang turned his back on his country and leave Mo Xi behind.

Mo Xi was full of questions on his mind. Why his closest comrade abandoned him. So let's continue reading to unfold the mystery of their story...

Okay this is the real intro...

Once there was two young bright generals in Chonghua as separate as the Jing and the Wei, as disparate as water from fire.

The one like water was named Mo Xi. A long time bachelor, he had an cold temperament and an austere air. The army had a venture regarding when General Mo would surrender his purity, and it had evolved substantially into a luck that could make any mendicant rich overnight. Mo Xi remained a pillar of Chonghua's fortitude.

The one like fire was named Gu Mang. A perfect gentleman, he had a cheerful personality. If he had unsettled a sack of army wages for every girl he'd kissed, he doubtless would have lost everything he possessed a long time ago, down to the garments on his back. Eventually, Gu Mang deserted Chonghua and became a commander for rival nation.

Before Gu Mang turned traitor, there was a day when he was suddenly possessed by a strange whim. Grabbing a little booklet filled with his own writing, he ran to ask Mo Xi to add a few words.

General Mo's hands were fulfull oflitary paperwork at the time, so he only asked General Gu, "What's in this?"

"All sorts of things," Gu Mang said cheerfully. "Good food, interesting experiences, travel notes, weapon catalogs, and the trifles of life."

Mo Xi accepted the booklet, took up his brush, and dipped it in ink to make his comments.

"I also wrote about you," Gu Mang added with a smile.

Mo Xi's hand stilled as he looked up at Gu Mang. "...What about me?"

"I wrote a little about our past," Gu Mang earnestly replied.

Mo Xi didn't say another word. After staring at Gu Mang for a bit, he lowered those long lashes and expressionlessly inscribed two sharp and icy lines of formal script on the first page.

This book is forbidden. Transgessors will be punished.

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