The heroine Jiang Ling is a girl who is good at hunting tigers.
Li Jingmo was used to being an amorous prodigal, and did not change even after being abandoned by Jiang Fengxia (Jiang Ling's distant aunt), until he met Jiang Ling who glared at him.
Jiang Ling was originally a once-in-a-century genius, but as a result, his spiritual roots were underdeveloped and turned into a waste. Jiang Ling painfully accepted the reality and found a way out for himself. Jiang Ling met the beautiful Phoenix Li Zelan on the way, and was fascinated by her lust. In the end, she broke the barrier and was no longer obsessed with Phoenix. On her way to the Demon Realm to find and repair her spiritual roots, she was involved in a secret of the Immortal Alliance.
The Immortal Alliance was destroyed and her spiritual veins were restored. Jiang Ling recovered her spiritual roots and was able to stay with Li Jingmo, who had been by her side, to witness the establishment and development of the New Immortal Alliance.
Jiang Ling will also continue to practice and fulfill her promise to the person who restored her spiritual roots.
Reader comments
Is there anyone who can take a look? You can say whatever you want, you can scold me, please come and see me.
It would be a good work if I give it some revision.
The plot is quite good, but it's a bit uncomfortable to watch. Many parts are piled together in large sections and bundled into a wall. It is recommended to divide it into more sections to make it more comfortable to watch. Come on!
The story as a whole is scattered in form but not in spirit, and it is still very readable.
Is there anyone who can take a look? You can say whatever you want, you can scold me, please come and see me.
It would be a good work if I give it some revision.
The plot is quite good, but it's a bit uncomfortable to watch. Many parts are piled together in large sections and bundled into a wall. It is recommended to divide it into more sections to make it more comfortable to watch. Come on!
The story as a whole is scattered in form but not in spirit, and it is still very readable.