Hoshikuzu to Hatsukoi: Hyakunen-sou Monogatari Manhua

Title: Stardust and First Love: A Hundred-Year Manor Tale In the heart of the village, where whispers of forbidden love intertwined with the howling winds, the Hyakunen-sou Manor stood tall, its walls echoing with the ghosts of a hundred years past. Visitors came and went, their whispers carrying tales of the cursed manor and the souls bound within. One stormy night, amidst the lashing rain and flickering lights, a stranger arrived at the manor's gates. His name was Akira, a wanderer seeking shelter from the tempest that raged outside. Drawn by an unseen force, he ventured inside, unaware of the fate that awaited him within those ancient walls. As Akira explored the halls, shadows danced and whispers filled the air, leading him deeper into the heart of the manor. With each step, the past unraveled before him, revealing a love story steeped in tragedy and longing. In a forgotten room cloaked in darkness, Akira stumbled upon a dusty portrait of a young man with eyes that spoke of sorrow and longing. Mesmerized by the painting, he reached out, tracing the contours of the man's face, feeling a connection that transcended time. Suddenly, a voice echoed through the room, soft yet laden with emotion. Turning, Akira saw a figure emerge from the shadows – the ghost of the man in the painting, his form flickering like a candle in the wind. Introducing himself as Taiki, the lost soul revealed the tale of his love for the manor's master, a forbidden romance that had sealed their fates for eternity. As their eyes met, Akira felt a surge of empathy and understanding, a bond forming between them that defied logic and reason. Together, Akira and Taiki delved into the depths of the manor's secrets, unraveling the threads of the curse that bound them both. Through trials and tribulations, they discovered that love, in all its forms, was the key to breaking the chains of the past and setting their souls free. As dawn broke over the horizon, bathing the manor in a golden light, Akira and Taiki stood side by side, their hands entwined in a gesture of unity and hope. And as the echoes of a hundred years faded into the wind, their love remained, a beacon of light in the darkness, a testament to the enduring power of love and redemption.