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Cdrama: Mysterious Lotus Casebook (2023)

😂 Li Lianhua is really not a good cook 😂

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Obsessed with the difference between novel and show lianhualou and Li Lianhua. Novels usually offer us more insight into a character, because yk it's in their point of view, but for the lianhualou novel it's different.

You watch the show and it opens with a retelling of the story of the great hero Li Xiangyi. We know the vague outline of his backstory, we know how he died. We meet Li Lianhua formerly Li Xiangyi, and we know that he's dying, he wants nothing to do with his past life, he wants to find his shixiong's body. We don't know much about him, only a few important things, but that's okay, turns out he himself doesn't know much either, we can find out with him together, we can watch him say his goodbyes.

You read the novel and it shows you the Jianghu in its glory, at its most human, most ugly. You view it through the view of a hack doctor named Li Lianhua, and how others perceive him. You know some little things about him, like how he's scared of ghosts and how he likes to clean, that he's pretty in an unassuming way and seems trustworthy, that he has 2 friends and both of them are low key bitch as hell. You find out that he's the former hero Li Xiangyi, that he's dying, and you think oh I know who he is now, and then the book ends, Li Lianhua drifts down a river and writes a letter, and you realise, oh, we never really knew him. We don't know his thoughts, his emotions, his past. All we know are some trivial facts about him and the perceptions of others around him. We get to know this Jianghu through his eyes, but we don't know who he is, but that's okay, we're not here to understand him, we're just here to be an audience, to listen to a myth.

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doodle prompt: Fang Duobing cuddling with Hulijing?

thank u anon. thank u for giving me this opportunity, thank u for typing this into my ask inbox and submitting it. thank you.

this was gonna be a doodle but it’s so fun i just kept going 😭

Close ups & bonus ! 🔽 (the bonus was just a small doodle hehe)

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~ Zeng Shunxi sings to you while it rains ~

Wear headphones 🎧

Song: Zeng Shunxi's cover of How Can I Not Think of Her featured in his new drama A Lonely Hero's Journey. Includes: English translation, pinyin, Mandarin Native title: 教我如何不想她 by 赵元任 (1926)

Translation and rain sounds by me.

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Random things from Reading listening to the Mysterious Lotus Casebook novel Auspicious Patterns Lotus House 吉祥紋蓮花樓 (3/?)

Bless the drama for the addition of mini-aFei!

HuaHua knew that DFS was still alive the moment they discovered that someone stole the Guanying Tear long before they entered the tomb. That's how well he know DFS.🤭

It's only in a later chapter that DFS pops up for very short "Hey! It's been a while! We both survived although you look like shit. Let's have another date fight soon!" scene with HuaHua but doesn't stick around for the investigations.

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Mysterious Lotus Casebook | s01e01

Chinese Drama - 2023, 40 episodes

~~ Adapted from the novel “Auspicious Pattern Lotus House” (吉祥纹莲花楼) by Teng Ping (藤萍

~ Episode List ~ |  ~ Chinese Drama Master List ~

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so we all know the drill, yeah? my keyboard slipped etc etc and thus i present: 吉祥纹莲花楼 aka LOTUS CASEBOOK (the novel) CHAPTER ONE: TASTER EDITION further aka "the first chapter, but minus the Case Exposition bit because wow noooope". note also that this is not as serious nor thoroughly-edited as some of my other TLs (nif fandom alumni may remember me from known, unknown aka this absolute unit/research spiral of a post-canon fic; this is Not That and also, hi!!). and now with that out of the way, enjoy! ETA: fixed some missing bits that got eaten while posting to tumblr + only maybe 30% on-topic footnotes over here

PART THE FIRST: A GHOST, MURDER, IN THE GREEN GAUZE WINDOW

Changzhou City, Xiaomian Inn.

The seventeenth of the sixth month, just around midnight.

It had been two days since Cheng Yunhe, the head convoy of Hexing Convoy Company, started escorting these sixteen boxes of precious goods. Though all had been well so far, he felt tight-strung with exhaustion, and despite having fallen asleep he woke up without quite knowing why.

Silence permeated the dark room.

Outside the window… there was singing.

Faint waves of sound, barely discernible, as if someone was singing; and apparently quite in earnest, too, but in an incredibly odd tone… just as if… someone was singing with their tongue cut out. 

He opened his eyes, and looked at the window directly across from his bed.

Amidst the darkness, green flecks flickered dim and sudden across that window, now far then near, and only on this one window across from him.

Outside the window, the faraway song continued, that broken tongue singing a tragic melody that no-one living could possibly understand…

He’d already practised almost forty years of martial arts, and though his hearing and sight might not be the top in the jianghu, it could hardly be weak either, but he… could not make out the sound of anything human.

As the wind whistled through the slightly-ajar window, he stared at that window with its flickering green shadows – and for the very first time in his life, he thought of a word – ghosts?

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ONE: LUCKY PATTERN LOTUS PARLOUR

The broad daylight of a sunny day.

Bingshan Town was not a remarkable place by any means; it had neither rare treasure nor great legends, and just like the vast majority of places in the jianghu, its denizens were a little boring, its crops a tad skinny, its rivers a tinge dirty, and its post-meal conversational topics a touch lacking… far too lacking, actually, so whenever there was something everyone had to delight in it for the longest time – not to mention how that recent happening was an odd one indeed.

The tale so far: on this day, the eighteenth of the month, when the people of Bingshan Town opened their doors to sweep their stoops, they abruptly found that their only-too-familiar main street had suddenly sprouted a two-storey wooden building. This building was hardly a short one, either, fully capable of housing people inside, and in spacious lodgings no less; it was made fully of wood, and engraved with patterns unusually fine and ornate, that even a blind person could recognise by touch – none other than lotus flowers and auspicious clouds.

After a good half-day’s worth of discussion, some eagle-eyed people recognised at last how this building had “suddenly appeared”: though its structure was that of a building, it turned out that it was not connected to the ground… at any rate, this building had been pulled by someone with a cart, here to the main street of their Bingshan Town, and put it there. Everyone expressed their amazement at this, but nobody could comprehend why anyone would bother dragging over such a large building in the dead of night just to leave it on the street, or what it could possibly be for. Perhaps as a shrine for their town god? Though speaking of which, their local shrine had indeed fallen into disrepair and gone unworshipped for many years now…

Such debate continued for three days straight, up until an express convoy working at some company who happened to be coming home was struck dumbfounded upon seeing it, screeched “The Lucky Parlour!” and there and then turned to run madly away without even returning home, still yelling “Lucky Parlour!” along the way – and thus the building abruptly became a haunted house, that would drive anyone who saw it right mad.

Only seven days later, when that express convoy suddenly brought the entire convoy company back to Bingshan Town, did the masses discover that said building was not in fact some haunted house. 

Not only was it not a haunted house, it was actually an auspicious building, a super-duper auspicious building. 

The “Lucky Pattern Lotus Parlour” was a medical clinic.

Its master was of surname Li, named Lianhua.

What kind of a person was Li Lianhua? As a matter of fact, nobody in the jianghu knew either. Whether his master, his background, the level of his martial arts, his age, or even the matter of his looks: all of it was unknown. Six years had passed since this person appeared in the jianghu, and in total he’d done only two things, but just these two things alone had been enough to turn the “Lucky Pattern Lotus Parlour” into the single most fascinating legend in the jianghu.

The two things Li Lianhua had done: the first was bringing back to life the martial scholar “Lifelong Learner” Shi Wenjue, who’d been buried for many days after dying from major injuries after a decisive duel. The second was bringing back to life “Ironflute Hero” He Lantie, who’d also been buried for many days with all his bones broken after dying from a cliff fall.

Just these two incidents alone had already made Li Lianhua the one figure in the jianghu that people most wanted to acquaint themselves with, but there was also the matter of his strange house that he always brought along with him – this only made Li Lianhua more of a legend amongst legends.

The head convoy of Hexing Convoy Company led every last one of his men on swift horseback to Bingshan Town, and after three days of clean baths and devout incense, finally delivered on great tenterhooks a letter of greeting to that building carved of precious softwood: Cheng Yunhe of Hexing Convoy Company wishes to consult on an important matter.

Said letter was pushed in via a window gap.

All forty-odd men of the company waited alongside Cheng Yunhe, as if it was the King of Hell inside of that building, passing judgement––

Soon after, that building that had been so silent as to seem unoccupied let out the faintest of creaking sounds. All of Hexing Convoy held their breath, and even the rubbernecking passers-by caught theirs, too, widening their eyes to better await whatever creature could possibly emerge from this building.

The door swung swiftly open, and not in the slow swing of everyone’s imagination.

A large cloud of dust burst forth with a bang, blowing all over Cheng Yunhe, and the figure in the door made a sound of dismay, saying with great apology: “I was tidying up odds and ends, and didn’t even realise I had guests, my apologies, apologies indeed.”

All of Hexing Convoy, now covered in dust and sawdust, stared in astonishment at the one who’d opened the door with a broom in one hand; the very same broom where that bright red greeting letter was now stuck on. He looked very young, no older than twenty-seven or twenty-eight, and perhaps even a little younger than that if not for the much-mended grey robes he was wearing; his skin was fair and his looks refined, but neither was he so beautifully handsome as to be unforgettable from a glance. He held the broom in his right hand and a dustpan in his left, and looked out at the dozens-strong line outside his door with a face full of apology.

Cheng Yunhe gave a heavy cough, and saluted in greeting: “I, “Thousand-Mile Crane” Cheng Yunhe, humbly greet Li-xiansheng of the Lucky Parlour; may I perhaps request that you pass a message to him that there is a matter I wish to consult him on?”

“Ah,” said the grey-robed young man. “A message?”

Cheng Yunhe spoke gravely: “I fear we must meet with Li Lianhua, Li-xiansheng himself, for there is crucial business to discuss.”

The young man set down the broom. “I am indeed Li Lianhua.”

Cheng Yunhe’s eyes widened abruptly, mouth falling open, and in that moment every last bystander wanted nothing more than to toss three or five eggs into his mouth. Very swiftly he shut it again, and gave another heavy cough. “Your good reputation precedes you, Li-xiansheng…” 

And then he found himself at a loss on how to continue, for he had already detailed the ins and outs of the matter on the greeting letter, but that same letter was now stuck on Li Lianhua’s broom.

Li Lianhua said: “Apologies, apologies… my residence is covered in clutter at the moment…”

He raised a hand to invite Cheng Yunhe inside.

The Lucky Pattern Lotus Parlour was indeed covered in assorted junk; from nails to hammer, saw to axe, dustcloths to broom, sawdust and dust everywhere, and a few boxes holding who-knew-what. The front room held only one table and chair each, both made of bamboo and not worth even twenty bronze coins. Cheng Yunhe felt heavy doubt in his heart, but what with the sheer reputation of the Lucky Pattern Lotus Parlour, and this grey-robed man to be sitting in it, he dared not to suspect him to be a fake, either; and thus he was left with no choice but to sit respectfully across from Li Lianhua and recount every part of those fearsome events he’d encountered a half-month ago.

[––CASE EXPOSITION CUT FOR SANITY––]

Such was the tale of the “Green Window Ghost Murder” that had thrown the martial world into heated debate over the last half a month. Yu Mulan, heartbroken over the senseless death of his beloved daughter, flew into a rage and commanded the death of all the swordsmen who had been escorting Yu Qiushuang that night, alongside a kill order for the entirety of Hexing Convoy Company. Cheng Yunhe, pushed to his wits’ end, had been about to bring his family and disband the company for a scattered escape when he heard the news of the Lucky Parlour.

Li Lianhua could bring the dead back to life – and so Cheng Yunhe suddenly thought: if Li Lianhua could resurrect Yu Qiushuang, wouldn’t that resolve everything? Resurrection was not something he would have ever believed in, just a half-month ago, but with matters the way they were now he could only work with what he had, dead or otherwise, and since the heavens had seen fit to let him come across Li Lianhua, why not give it a try? After all… if the legends were true, all could not but be well.

But even until he’d finished recounting the “Green Window Ghost Murder” incident, he hadn’t heard any startling insights out of Li Lianhua, only an ah and a nod of his head.

After finishing his tea, Cheng Yunhe had no choice but to leave. He truly could not think of any good reason to remain any longer in that empty building of Li Lianhua’s, full of assorted junk and Li Lianhua’s expression full of gentle incomprehension. 

Cheng Yunhe departed.

From the second storey of the Lucky Pattern Lotus Parlour, someone said, leisurely: “Even five years later, you’re still plenty famous, aren’t you…”

Li Lianhua sat on the chair, drinking tea. “Ah…”

Who even knew what he was ah-ing about.

“Actually I’ve never been able to figure it out.” That figure descended slowly from the second storey. He was thin and pale, all skin and bones, and perhaps if he gained twenty pounds he’d be a elegantly beautiful young man, but as it stood he mostly just resembled a victim of starvation. Yet this particular hungry corpse also happened to be wearing a set of rich white robes of particularly meticulous workmanship, with the tassel and jade ornaments favoured only by those fine young masters untouched by worldly troubles, and a long sword with an unusually elegant shape to its hilt. “How could anyone in this world possibly believe in something like resurrection? It’s been five whole years, and yet nobody has forgotten those two scandals of yours…”

“Because none of them are as smart as you.” Li Lianhua smiled faintly, stood up to stretch, then picked up his broom and resumed sweeping the floor.

“Can you not sweep the floor?” The hungry corpse from the upper storey suddenly glared. “How can you possibly keep sweeping when I, the great Fang-dagongzi, am here right in front of you? Do you realise that if Cheng Yunhe had known I was in here just now, he’d definitely kneel down and beg me too ask that old geezer Yu not to slaughter his entire family? You have a young master of my handsome looks and eminent status in front of you, and yet you’ve been doing nothing but sweep the floor?"

“I can’t.” Li Lianhua said: “I haven’t cleaned and repaired this building in too long. It’s very dirty, and leaks when it rains, too.”

The white-robed corpse kept up the wide-eyed glaring for many moments longer, before suddenly letting out a sigh. “Someone like you who can’t fight and can’t treat diseases, who doesn’t plant crops or commit theft either – how have you even managed to survive all these years in such fame? I really don’t get it.” 

This white-robed hungry corpse was “Melancholic Young Master” Fang Duobing, the eldest son of the of the Fang martial family. He’d known Li Lianhua for an entire six years, long enough that he even knew exactly how this same person had come to fame – Shi Wenjue had suffered major injuries in his duel and used the Turtle’s Breath method to close his qi and recover, the local villagers had taken him for dead and buried him, Li Lianhua had gone to dig him up, and thus Shi Wenjue had naturally come back to life; He Lantie, on the other hand, had staged an entire cliff jump after failing in his pursuit of a wife, played dead and buried himself in the ground, and Li Lianhua who’d just happened to be passing by dug him out yet again. The whole world was wondering how Li Lianhua had managed to bring the dead back to life, while all Fang Duobing wanted to know was how he knew where on earth (or under it) there’d be a live person to dig up.

“I did still have some silver coins, a while ago.” Li Lianhua carefully swept the front room, then put away the dustpan. “As long as you plan well, you can still make do.”

Fang Duobing rolled his eyes. “And how much silver do you have now?”

“Fifty taels.” Li Lianhua smiled faintly. “That’s enough to use for a lifetime, to me.”

Fang Duobing tsked. “To think that there’s losers like you in the martial world, who only plan to spend fifty taels in their whole life, it’s practically a shame upon the jianghu. Had Cheng Yunhe known what kind of person you are, I’d like to see whether he still would’ve come asking for help… heh, asking a ‘miracle doctor’ who doesn’t know a drop of medicine and has to go everywhere with his house on his back because he’s too stingy to stay in an inn, to go treat the dead, I can’t believe he thought of that.” Fang Duobing rolled his eyes again for good measure, and eyed Li Lianhua up and down. “Though I can’t actually tell whether you are going to help him go treat the dead or not.”

Li Lianhua sat on the chair, fingers still meticulously fiddling away with the interlocking joint on that squeaky bamboo table of his, and gave a small smile upon hearing this. “Why wouldn’t I go? After all, I don’t know how to plant crops, or sell vegetables, and I’m not in want of coin. Wouldn’t life be incredibly boring if I didn’t have something to do?”

“When that old geezer Yu finds out that you’re a fake miracle doctor and decides to kill your entire family, Fang-dagongzi is absolutely not going to save you,” Fang Duobing said, leisurely. “Go on then, don’t expect this young master here to see you off.”

And so it was that Li Lianhua spent a whole three days tidying up inside the Lucky Pattern Lotus Parlour, packing who-knows-what into that small parcel of his, and after meticulously writing a lengthy missive temporarily entrusting the parlour to the care of “Lifelong Learner” Shi Wenjue, he set off at last.

He was headed to Yu Fortress, to see the corpse of Yu Qiushuang.

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3 ships you like: Dihua (Mysterious Lotus Casebook), Malec (Shadowhunters), ??? that's all I'm fannish about right now

First ship ever: Ranma/Akane from Ranma Nibun no Ichi lol

Last song you heard: Beijing opera version of 女儿情 by Zhao Yongxin (Shunyao's bandmate from MIC)... to be honest I've been playing it on loop ad nauseam because it's currently stuck in my head lol

Favourite childhood book: definitely the Dark Is Rising series by Susan Cooper

Currently reading: I've been trying to read 吉祥纹莲花楼 but the characters are different enough that I'm struggling a little to concentrate.

Currently watching: halfway through 念念无明 which is a fun romp so far!

Currently consuming: water

Currently craving: ??? ice lol

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"Kill them with kindness" Wrong. CURSE OF QIN SHI HUANG

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海归加速器分享电视剧《莲花楼》爱奇艺视频观看

最近电视剧《莲花楼》正在爱奇艺视频平台播出，反响感觉不错，说实话现在感觉好剧也来越少了，也可能是观众胃口刁了，看多了各式各样的影视作品，不知不觉审视能力也变高了，对各类网剧要求也变高了，但是《莲花楼》这部剧应该是可以追的，新京报讯 7月27日，电视剧《莲花楼》发布海报，宣布将于8月6日起每日21:30在CCTV-8播出。能在央视波应该不会太差。

该剧改编自藤萍的小说《吉祥纹莲花楼》，讲述了闻名武林的四顾门门主李相夷在一次大战后身受重伤，从此退隐江湖成为淡泊名利的郎中李莲花，在遇到新交方多病与旧敌笛飞声后重新卷入江湖的故事。

国内的平台都能在第一时间更新，海外平台就要稍晚一点，使用回国加速器可以实现国内国外同步在第一时间追剧。推荐使用海归加速器，不影响其他的应用。

[kdram-chjh]

Cdrama: Mysterious Lotus Casebook (2023)

#莲花楼 那就祝他们，在江湖之外，在传奇之后，永远快乐无忧 | 莲花楼 Mysterious Lotus Casebook | 爱奇艺华语剧场

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3YQMJwyu17Q

[murderedbyhomework]

Interesting novel tidbit of the day is there was a scene where Li Lianhua meets several men who broke into his house searching for medicine bc they were bitten by venomous mosquitoes made by jiao liqiao, and llh pretends to teach them how to remove the poison from their body by tapping their meridians a particular way, and demonstrates for them. In reality, when he demonstrated, he was using yangzhouman on these people.

The men that broke into his house were absolutely assholes to llh and probably in general, and it wasn't a particularly special thing for llh and was framed more like something he regularly did. The novel also has the setting of llh dying faster/losing his mind faster whenever he uses his internal power like in the show, so essentially llh was using up his life to save these men and it's framed as something he does on the regular.

This actually supports the theory that llh in the show never knew medicine he was just using yangzhouman on every single patient he had

[xiaogesword]

If anyone is interested, this is where I read the English translation of the novel Auspicious Pattern Lotus House (MLC). It's updated every week or so, and it's surprisingly well translated despite being an MTL. Or at least it seems like it is, since I don't speak Mandarin lol.

Honestly I haven't found another English translation that's readable, so thought I'd share it in hopes others can enjoy it as well! 😊🪷

Edit: as another reader said ~ it's readable to the point I didn't realize it was machine translated since the human behind it seems to be doing more than copy pasting to google translate, and the notes talk about sending phrases, etc. through different places and coloquial translation references.

[lyselkatz]

Random things from Reading listening to the Mysterious Lotus Casebook novel Auspicious Patterns Lotus House 吉祥紋蓮花樓 (2/?)

FDB curses so much! I am a little scandalised! 😆 (So many "TMD"! What would your mama say??!)

He's not a cute bright eyed fanboy at all, he's so blasé with HuaHua, they've known each other for 6 years at the beginning of the story and he keeps calling him "死蓮花" (damned LiánHua). 😅 Otherwise, it's "LiánHua", which is more familiar than in the drama where they met only recently.

No canine companion but a poor parrot with a severed tongue that HuaHua kept after solving a case.

[yumimao]

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