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A novel about cultivating immortals. The male protagonist was a demon king in his previous life. The male protagonist is reborn. The female protagonist travels through the book to save the villain male protagonist. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are brothers and sisters (not sure, so you can ignore it). In Chapters 1-6, a female protagonist bullies the male protagonist, and the male protagonist directly fights back.
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[Exploration] I have read Jin Yong's various novels before, and I am very interested in the beggar gang in them, especially the scene where Huang Rong, a clever and eccentric woman who disguises herself as a man, orders food, but the descriptions in it are always not enough. [Laughs] Hua Wanqing is my favorite type of heroine. Finally there is a novel about a beggar gang heroine. I thought beggars were all dirty, but unexpectedly this book gave beggars a whole new definition. Beggars don't have to be slovenly. [Note] This book sublimates the appearance to the interior, and the poor people all over the world can also live a happy, free and stable life, and create a brand new gang of beggars! [After learning it] I especially like the sentence in it, "Everyone is destined to die. It may be heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. Hua Wanqing is free and easy, and goes all out to turn the tide. It interprets this sentence!" [Salute] Perhaps because of seeing this sentence, I forgot all about food and sleep and finished the latest chapter of this book in one go. [Thinking] After checking, I found that it comes from Sima Qian, who wrote historical records, "Book of Reporting to Ren An". The original text is: "Everyone is destined to die. It may be heavier than Mount Tai, or lighter than a feather. The use of it varies." [Like] [Like] [Like]
@You Without further ado, please read the summary: The poem in the first paragraph of Chapter 1... Chapter 84 The description of the Moon Gate and the Moon... Chapter 86 The description of Wangchuan... Chapter 88 The foreshadowing of the story of Lin Xiaohe and Zhao Qiming... Chapter 107 and 108 Crossing the World is about "The ferry has opened, and you can go to the world." The description and foreshadowing... Chapters 109 and 110 are about the world of demons and gods... Chapters 116 and 117 are about the life and death of Chu Jing and his mother... In short, it can be seen that the first 50 chapters are very compact, and then it starts to quote classics, which feels very exciting... There should be updates in the follow-up, so look forward to it. @You