Qi Buwen, who studied law, opened a teahouse to make a living after graduating from college. One day, an old man named Zhang, whose identity is unknown, died tragically in Qi Buwen's teahouse. Several venomous snakes emerged from the old man's abdomen, and he was bitten by the poisonous snakes, which pierced his intestines and caused death. From then on, Qi Buwen embarked on a life of nine deaths.
Reader comments
There is no CP in the main text, but there is in the sequel, but the emotional line does not account for a large proportion.
The early independent story of the road novel is very interesting. It mainly tells the story of the male protagonist and the second male protagonist encountering various supernatural events related to Gu during their journey to trace the whereabouts of the male protagonist's grandfather (also the second male protagonist's master).
The protagonist group is my favorite three-person cross talk team. They cheat and help each other, which is very cute.
Oh yes, there is still the ancestral method: selling Nantong, but the selling is very brotherly. Before his death, the male lead chose to leave the woman who had a love-hate relationship with him to say his last words alone to the male lead...
The later chapters where the male lead and the third male lead bury the second male lead are very well written.
Fortunately, there is a sequel to save us. You three must be well!
It's not satisfying, I hope Tangke can be resurrected
There is no CP in the main text, but there is in the sequel, but the emotional line does not account for a large proportion. The early independent story of the road novel is very interesting. It mainly tells the story of the male protagonist and the second male protagonist encountering various supernatural events related to Gu during their journey to trace the whereabouts of the male protagonist's grandfather (also the second male protagonist's master). The protagonist group is my favorite three-person cross talk team. They cheat and help each other, which is very cute. Oh yes, there is still the ancestral method: selling Nantong, but the selling is very brotherly. Before his death, the male lead chose to leave the woman who had a love-hate relationship with him to say his last words alone to the male lead... The later chapters where the male lead and the third male lead bury the second male lead are very well written. Fortunately, there is a sequel to save us. You three must be well!
It's not satisfying, I hope Tangke can be resurrected
A very nice book!