——Tokens from Huangquan, starting a wonderful journey to Huangquan——
"There is a demon in the Yellow Spring, its name is Yao, and Yao has seven different characteristics: fish ears, cat eyes, reverse scales, deer hooves, turns into a shark when it encounters water, becomes a phoenix when bathed in fire, and has all the spirits hidden in its hands.
There is a master in Huangquan, and his name is the other side. The master has seven characteristics: red eyes, pointed ears, feathered wings, snake tail, insight into all things, the king of ghosts, and immortality of all things. "
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In the first few chapters, in order to explain the setting, the perspective will constantly switch between the male and female protagonists, because the heroine has a super strong setting at the beginning and it is not easy to write as an aborigine (the setting can also be discussed from the heroine's perspective, but I just want to write it this way, taking care of both sides, Duan Shui. Jpg) In the later stage, after the two protagonists meet, the heroine's perspective will be the main one. (Note, although there are male and female protagonists, there may not necessarily be love lines. There may be there later, but there will definitely not be in the early stage. How can a person who is particularly good in himself look down on someone who is inferior to him.) Both are my children and I will be responsible. I will not favor the male protagonist or the female protagonist, so don't praise one over the other.
