The sword gleams like a blade of light, the moon like frost. A cold night, a chill wind, hair as white as snow. Wuchen is by nature an emotionless object, yet when it meets Tianya, it seems to feel affection.
Heaven and earth are not benevolent. They treat all things like straw dogs; the sages are not benevolent. They treat the common people like straw dogs.
If fate is decreed by Heaven, then I’ll take up my sword and shatter the heavens!
A brand-new character living in the world of Jade Dynasty. A story of devoted love. A different kind of Jade Dynasty story.
My QQ**
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Damn, your Taiqing can't even beat the Shangqing. I just want to ask the author, have you watched Zhu Xian?
Ten thousand people died a hundred years ago? The protagonist is his son? 13 Years old??? What's your logic, brother?
The author writes well, but there are too few chapters.
Everything is too clear, why do I keep fainting?
I have a very strange idea. Is it possible to change the names of the people when copying the original work? It is inconsistent and looks very uncomfortable.
It doesn't matter if there is a main character or not, just follow the plot.
Isn't this equivalent to changing Zhang Xiaofan in the original work to Wan Yu? What is this written? I don't even want to act.
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