She Comes from Kunlun
by Big Big Ink
About This Novel
In the thirty-first year of Tianji, two interceptions occurred in Pipa Ridge. One of the two sisters of the Lian family was killed and the other injured. The senior sister Xue Qianying hunted the culprit for revenge, and finally killed the whole family with the power of one person. And she herself was betrayed by her best friend in the second interception, her spiritual sea was destroyed, her cultivation was crippled, and she almost lost her chance of survival. Before his consciousness faded, all the past events were before his eyes like a revolving lantern. Xue Qianying, who was belatedly aware of this, finally realized that all cause and effect had already been determined!
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Official(3)Scraped 29d ago
Is there a male protagonist? ! !
Is there a male protagonist? Please let me know. Is there no cp?
If you have a male protagonist, just go straight to it. It's the most annoying fairy tale novel. Love, love. If you have a male protagonist, just write a romance. Isn't it over?
The full text of "Six Laws"
My friend reminded me that the full text of the "Six Laws" set by the Immortal Lord has never appeared in the storybook, only part of it is quoted. The full text is complete. It's not worthwhile to write a separate chapter for this bit of text, so I'll leave it in the comment area. "Six Laws" Article 1: To establish a person is based on virtue, and to establish a family is based on talent. Aristocratic families do not marry or form alliances. Article 2: People have private property and cannot take it by force. The best in buying and selling is straightforwardness, and the more replenishing in conscription. Taking something without telling you is theft, taking something without permission is theft. If the crime of theft is minor, the person can be exempted by returning it; if the crime of theft is serious, the punishment can be up to death. Article 3: Human life is at stake. Compensation for minor injuries, punishment for serious injuries, punishment for those who are disabled, and death for those who injure others. If you save someone, you can avoid it, but if you accidentally hurt someone, you will be treated lightly. Those who avenge their loved ones will be exempted from guilt, and those who insult their mothers will be killed without guilt. Those who instigate harm to others are guilty of the same crime. Article 4: There should be no private fights if personal enmity is not as important as human life. Those who fight privately will be punished by one level, and those who fight with weapons will be punished by one level. Article 5: Good deeds, regardless of their size, should be rewarded, and crimes, regardless of their severity, should be punished by law. Good people will not be forgiven for their sins, and evil people will not be punished for their evil deeds (you will know the evil if you love it, and you will know the good if you hate it). Carrying out murders in the street, without defense or pardon, is a serious crime, and the punishment is increased by one level, up to and including death. Article 6: There is no distinction between high and low karma, no distinction between high and low deeds. Rich but not noble, poor but not humble, people are not grass and trees and cannot be bought or sold. An aristocratic family can keep servants, but to be rich, one cannot keep slaves. Do not force debts from a hard-working family; forgive debts for those whose families are ruined; do not borrow money for those who indulge in entertainment and cunning. ----Divider line---- We can still see some of Xianzun's own views and ideas on world governance.
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Official(3)Scraped 29d ago
Is there a male protagonist? ! !
Is there a male protagonist? Please let me know. Is there no cp?
If you have a male protagonist, just go straight to it. It's the most annoying fairy tale novel. Love, love. If you have a male protagonist, just write a romance. Isn't it over?
The full text of "Six Laws"
My friend reminded me that the full text of the "Six Laws" set by the Immortal Lord has never appeared in the storybook, only part of it is quoted. The full text is complete. It's not worthwhile to write a separate chapter for this bit of text, so I'll leave it in the comment area. "Six Laws" Article 1: To establish a person is based on virtue, and to establish a family is based on talent. Aristocratic families do not marry or form alliances. Article 2: People have private property and cannot take it by force. The best in buying and selling is straightforwardness, and the more replenishing in conscription. Taking something without telling you is theft, taking something without permission is theft. If the crime of theft is minor, the person can be exempted by returning it; if the crime of theft is serious, the punishment can be up to death. Article 3: Human life is at stake. Compensation for minor injuries, punishment for serious injuries, punishment for those who are disabled, and death for those who injure others. If you save someone, you can avoid it, but if you accidentally hurt someone, you will be treated lightly. Those who avenge their loved ones will be exempted from guilt, and those who insult their mothers will be killed without guilt. Those who instigate harm to others are guilty of the same crime. Article 4: There should be no private fights if personal enmity is not as important as human life. Those who fight privately will be punished by one level, and those who fight with weapons will be punished by one level. Article 5: Good deeds, regardless of their size, should be rewarded, and crimes, regardless of their severity, should be punished by law. Good people will not be forgiven for their sins, and evil people will not be punished for their evil deeds (you will know the evil if you love it, and you will know the good if you hate it). Carrying out murders in the street, without defense or pardon, is a serious crime, and the punishment is increased by one level, up to and including death. Article 6: There is no distinction between high and low karma, no distinction between high and low deeds. Rich but not noble, poor but not humble, people are not grass and trees and cannot be bought or sold. An aristocratic family can keep servants, but to be rich, one cannot keep slaves. Do not force debts from a hard-working family; forgive debts for those whose families are ruined; do not borrow money for those who indulge in entertainment and cunning. ----Divider line---- We can still see some of Xianzun's own views and ideas on world governance.
