Tian Yue is a ten-thousand-year-old salted fish who has lived in the same Tianchi as the koi carp. They were originally little spirits in the world of immortality. By chance, they followed a powerful master. It is said that when one person achieves enlightenment, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven. Tian Yue is the little salted fish who followed him to heaven.
Tian Yue turned over with great difficulty, but he didn't want to use too much force, and he actually slipped into a book, and he was still the little kid who died early in the villain's family.
If she wants to change the fate of the villain's family, she relies on her as an unpredictable fish, so she chooses to lie down, die early and be reincarnated, and then return to Tianchi Lake as a salted fish, the kind of being chased and fed.
Later, the villain's father came back and brought new clothes and delicious food to Tian Yue, but was eventually killed by the heroine.
The villain's mother is so gentle and the heroine is so angry to death
The villain's eldest brother is good at writing and tells stories every day. For her, a little salty fish, he sought revenge from the heroine but failed and went to jail to commit suicide.
The second brother of the villain was capable of martial arts and brought her delicious food every day, but was killed by the heroine.
The villain family looked with envy at the naughty children in other homes who cried, made trouble, and hanged themselves. Their little Yueyue would just lie down, motionless.
Tian Yue looked at the villain's family who neither beat nor scolded her, but patiently coaxed her to move, and felt that she still needed to be rescued.
Just when she was about to turn around and deal with the heroine, the villain's family had already suppressed the heroine so that she didn't dare to get close.
She originally thought she would be able to lie down, but then she found that her nemesis, the civet cat Gu Chenxi, had also arrived.
Gu Chenxi looked at little Yueyue who was lying motionless, and said helplessly, "Forget it, you'd better lie down, lest you don't know where to turn over."
A pampered salted fish.
Reader comments
Generally speaking, it's okay. The plot line is relatively consistent throughout the text, but I didn't finish it. Personally, when I read the dialogue between the characters, it felt like a narration, very official, and a bit like an ancient word-for-word. I took a look at the author's other books and found the same thing. In fact, if I change this description habit, the reading will be more realistic and the novel will be smoother.
Generally speaking, it's okay. The plot line is relatively consistent throughout the text, but I didn't finish it. Personally, when I read the dialogue between the characters, it felt like a narration, very official, and a bit like an ancient word-for-word. I took a look at the author's other books and found the same thing. In fact, if I change this description habit, the reading will be more realistic and the novel will be smoother.
Pass by, pass by, pass by