Bengtie: Marriage in Hell at the Beginning, Sharing the Divine Power of Nothingness

After traveling through Bengtie, Lin Shuang was forced by the system to express his love to Huang Quan. If you flirt hard, you will die, so she took the wrong approach: "Huang Quan, can you cooperate with me in a small ceremony? It's just a formality." Huang Quan agreed. Crossing the brazier, worshiping heaven and earth, exchanging cups of wine, and forming an alliance—after completing a simple process, the system pops up: Relationship: Husband and wife. Rewards: Purple card draw and a pair of rings. Lin Shuang was dumbfounded: Is this okay? What's even more outrageous is that Huang Quan discovered that the ring could resist the erosion of nothingness, and his sense of taste and memory were all restored. The way she looked at Lin Shuang changed from "protecting him easily" to "not wanting to let go". During training, she carried Lin Shuang and threw her into the pile of monsters, euphemistically calling it actual combat. While resting, he secretly photographed her back wielding a sword and her side face humming. "Are you still leaving after the star core is processed?" "Didn't you say we'd meet again in Pinoconi?" Huang Quan did not answer, but lowered his head and touched the ring on the ring finger of his left hand. ——She didn't want to wait, and she didn't want to let go. Sharing the divine power of nothingness? No, what she wanted to share was the rest of her life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.