Quick travel | The ceiling of sadistic stories | BE aesthetics | The ultimate redemption | The cycle of death | Chasing the wife in the crematorium | The female protagonist is miserable but strong | The male protagonist is all crazy | The fateful showdown
>Death is her KPI, heartbeat is her reminder
> Mu Yiqing's time travel is a torture - there is no golden finger, only the "Love Tribulation Experience Card" with unlimited refills.
> Opening your eyes is hell: in the world of immortals, she is the last cinnabar mole for the ruthless Taoist master to achieve enlightenment; in the apocalypse of the wasteland, she is the only source of heat under the gun of the cold-blooded commander; in the conspiracy of the deep palace, she is the antidote to the blood-stained dragon bedside of the yandere emperor...
The identity is ever-changing, but the script is eternal: extremely attractive, lingering until death, devoting everything to "redemption", and finally ending with her blood.
> Death is not the end, it is the cold reset button.
> With a hundred generations of love, pain, hatred and regret, she was once again thrown into the game of reincarnation.
>Redeem him? It's like dancing on the tip of a poison-quenched knife, gouging out the heart and bones with every touch. She fears every heartbeat, but sinks into every encounter in despair.
>Pain, I have long been accustomed to it; my soul is riddled with holes.
>When death becomes muscle memory, when love turns into a bone-eroding curse...
> Mu Yiqing finally began to wonder: in this never-ending reincarnation with her blood as a sacrifice, is it they... Or herself that is really going to be destroyed?
Reader comments
The author's writing is really good, but I don't know why no one reads it.
I like to read long novels. Each character is written very delicately. I don't know why there is no rating for such a well-written book.
After reading Chapter 55, I really can't stand it. Every few chapters a man comes out, and the heroine has been in his arms. I don't know what I want to talk about. Isn't this book set in ancient times?
The author's writing is really good, but I don't know why no one reads it.
I like to read long novels. Each character is written very delicately. I don't know why there is no rating for such a well-written book. After reading Chapter 55, I really can't stand it. Every few chapters a man comes out, and the heroine has been in his arms. I don't know what I want to talk about. Isn't this book set in ancient times?