She was originally an empress who reached the pinnacle of cultivation. She died because of being framed. She was reincarnated as Ni Lingxue, the legitimate daughter of the Ni Mansion. She was beheaded and died because of an encounter with a scumbag, and was reborn again when she was fourteen years old. Before he could change the situation and stir up trouble, he actually signed a contract with a strange thing. Other people's contract spirits tried their best to please the host. This thing was so good that they would die together at every turn. Ni Lingxue: Is it too late for me to give up now? The divine stone in his mind turned into a pure and beautiful young man: I don't even think you are a weakling, but you are a dead woman and you still want to get rid of me? Let me practice hard!
Reader comments
The author's writing style of this book is too poor, with too many typos. Let's put aside the problem of paragraphing. The plot of this book is messy and the characters are extremely inconsistent. Are you using your butt to think about the problem? A junior high school student who is good at Chinese would not write like this, not accepting questioning, and telling everyone to leave quickly if they want to read it.
The author's writing style of this book is too poor, with too many typos. Let's put aside the problem of paragraphing. The plot of this book is messy and the characters are extremely inconsistent. Are you using your butt to think about the problem? A junior high school student who is good at Chinese would not write like this, not accepting questioning, and telling everyone to leave quickly if they want to read it.
So-so. . .