[Growing up a puppy➕Fantasy fairy➕Love in two lives➕Going in both directions]
Huaili was originally a spiritual plant that was about to die but was saved by the heroine with a pot of water. The spiritual plant became an immortal and found the heroine in order to repay her kindness and wanted to stay together for the rest of his life. He originally wanted to remove the fairy roots so that they could stay together. Unexpectedly, the hand of the little fairy who executed him shook and Huaili's soul flew away. Fortunately, the remnant soul of the original possessed the heroine and escaped and became a sycamore spirit after his death.
Wutong Jing, who had no name, no relatives, and no reason, was struck by the lightning from Bi Qiao for a whole day and a night. In agony, he met Bai Yueguang again.
The gears of fate turned, and he still fell in love with her after going round and round. At that time, she was a god and he was a human being, but they still couldn't escape the lingering fetters. She saves him and he saves her.
Huai Li, in your previous life, you were driven away by the Heavenly Dao, and this Heavenly Dao has not brought you any happiness or benefit. This world already owes you, and you don't owe anyone. Now, asking you to die for the mountains and rivers is a bit too much. As long as you say you don't want to, no one in this world dares to force you.
Biqiao, you care about the common people, and I also care about one person. You have a certain mission to do, and it is my heart's wish to go to the mountains and rivers with you.
Reader comments
Come on big [sending heart]
The author hastily updated it. It's simply not enough. I want to know what happened to the vicious female supporting character in the end? The toad wanted to eat the swan's flesh, so it was too selfish to hurt him even though he said that he loved him.
Come on big [sending heart]
The author hastily updated it. It's simply not enough. I want to know what happened to the vicious female supporting character in the end? The toad wanted to eat the swan's flesh, so it was too selfish to hurt him even though he said that he loved him.