Female group portrait | Realistic fairy tale | No routines, no golden fingers | Micro romance, no love brain
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When a mortal becomes an immortal, he still has to work to earn merit for heaven; after death, when he becomes a ghost, he still has to work to earn merit for the underworld.
"Mortals work so hard, so why do they have to live?"
"Because there are endless possibilities in life..."
Jin Li's good deeds were lost again, and he got up overnight to save the people. Open the window, and the common people are right in front of you.
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Female characters with CP in the article:
["Ming Yan" CP] Mingyue (Yue Ming) vs. Yan Qi (Qi Yan): The princess changes her appearance to fight for her ideals, while the prince hides his name only to pursue love;
["Yue Huo" CP] Yue Yu vs Huo Huo: the young maid who has been wearing two sets of black clothes for ten years, the young master who changes ten sets of clothes a day (the sweetest without a knife);
["Shuying" CP] Shu'an vs. Yingyang: the female warrior who lives as a lover, the selfish person who serves the sentence on behalf of her lover (the most knife-edge);
Main female characters without CP:
[Jinli] Minors are not allowed to have early love!
[Feibao] Underage people are not allowed to have early love!
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The names of all the characters in the article were carefully chosen by the useless author to foreshadow their fate. Please open your imagination, heroes!
Reader comments
The author likes all kinds of foreshadowing/foreshadowing:
For example, when Jin Li went to Qingfeng Hall to report on her first day, she received strange looks from men (male gaze), which was foreshadowing her humiliation in the long steps later in the story;
For example, the sword spike given to her by Empress Tianquan was actually a token of love made by Yan Qi herself, so the empress would take the initiative to propose marriage to Mingyue after she was fired from the Jianghu Intelligence Bureau to provide her with shelter;
For example, in the eyes of Huo Huo, who is in the soul body, Yue Yu is the only colored being. This can also explain why Mu Yi, who is also in the soul body, likes Jin Li, because Jin Li is also the only color in his eyes.
There are many control groups in the article:
For example, Bailiye and Jinli are both demon immortals. He is the first-generation product of Siming Xianjun, and Jinli is the second-generation product. Why did one of them become the protagonist and the other the villain?
For example, Shu An and Yan Qi, who are both love brains, have different final destinies due to their different genders and social identities;
For example, Fei Bao and Huo Huo are both in business. Neither of them can succeed on their own. In the end, Fei Bao relies on connections to obtain resources, and Huo Huo obtains wealth by inheriting family property.
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These settings may not please the market, but they are indeed social realities, so I would call them "realistic fairy tales."
Good-looking, funny, warm, and friendship. The first rumor reminded me of a case that made headlines, which made me feel helpless and sad. Fortunately, the mother in the book did not die and the child came back [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]
The author likes all kinds of foreshadowing/foreshadowing: For example, when Jin Li went to Qingfeng Hall to report on her first day, she received strange looks from men (male gaze), which was foreshadowing her humiliation in the long steps later in the story; For example, the sword spike given to her by Empress Tianquan was actually a token of love made by Yan Qi herself, so the empress would take the initiative to propose marriage to Mingyue after she was fired from the Jianghu Intelligence Bureau to provide her with shelter; For example, in the eyes of Huo Huo, who is in the soul body, Yue Yu is the only colored being. This can also explain why Mu Yi, who is also in the soul body, likes Jin Li, because Jin Li is also the only color in his eyes. There are many control groups in the article: For example, Bailiye and Jinli are both demon immortals. He is the first-generation product of Siming Xianjun, and Jinli is the second-generation product. Why did one of them become the protagonist and the other the villain? For example, Shu An and Yan Qi, who are both love brains, have different final destinies due to their different genders and social identities; For example, Fei Bao and Huo Huo are both in business. Neither of them can succeed on their own. In the end, Fei Bao relies on connections to obtain resources, and Huo Huo obtains wealth by inheriting family property. … These settings may not please the market, but they are indeed social realities, so I would call them "realistic fairy tales."
Good-looking, funny, warm, and friendship. The first rumor reminded me of a case that made headlines, which made me feel helpless and sad. Fortunately, the mother in the book did not die and the child came back [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]