Hou Xingyu traveled to the world of Sword and Fairy and took over Li Xiaoyao's body, and got a perverted doubling system.
After he discovered that his biggest enemy was not worshiping the moon but God, Hu Yanbin's song "Moonlight" immediately came to mind.
The color of moonlight, the fragrance of women. Tears break the sword, but love lasts forever. How painful it is, no words to think about, I forgot about you.
Lonely soul, drifting in the wind, who wants to think about it, the infatuated man.
In this mortal battlefield, with thousands of troops and horses, who can be the king?
Who dares to break through the love barrier? Looking at the bright moon, my heart is sad.
Eternal hatred, taste of reincarnation, eyes closed, who is the craziest.
The impermanence of this world is doomed to hurt those who dare to love for a lifetime.
Hou Xingyu thought of Li Xiaoyao's tragic life, and his eyes immediately showed endless murderous intent.
He pointed the middle finger of his right hand at the sky and said: "Smelly God, my destiny is not up to my control. Although you are omnipresent, but you remember, I will definitely change the bad ending for everyone in this world. I will definitely be able to defeat nature and make you regret going against me."
(When the Legend of Sword and Fairy 1 game came out, it was an era when very few people had computers.
At that time, Rabbit, like countless brothers and sisters, skipped class and went to Internet cafes to play this game.
Time has passed and we have arrived in the twentieth century.
Rabbit would like to ask, those born in the 1970s and 1980s, how are you doing now? )
Reader comments
After reading this book, my mind instantly returned to my campus days in 1998, and I remembered the madness of that year.
To make up for the regret, it would be great if I could finish the book with 600,000 words.
After reading this book, my mind instantly returned to my campus days in 1998, and I remembered the madness of that year.
To make up for the regret, it would be great if I could finish the book with 600,000 words.