**"You use the Sansheng Stone to carve a marriage contract, and I use a hundred thousand dead souls to light an everlasting lamp. Who is crazier?"**
Three reincarnations
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Jiang Muchao, the princess of Zhenguo, went to the Dunhuang Grottoes with her memories of her previous life, and discovered that the paranoid general He Jiujiu who died in battle in his previous life was actually the demon king He Junxiao who was frightened by the news. He used a magic weapon to lock her three souls and seven souls.
The cinnabar talisman around his neck is the life-and-death contract she drew with her heart three hundred years ago. The faded flying sky in the mural hides evidence of his murder of a hundred thousand creatures.
When his old enemy Mu Yushu brought the Purgatory Dao Gu worms to kill him, He Junxiao held her wrist by the Crescent Moon Spring: "If Your Highness dies again, I will burn the inscription on the Three Realms and let all living beings be buried with you."
However, the glazed lotus wicks in the interlayer of the mural illuminated the windy and snowy night at Yumen Pass - the young general, with red eyes, knelt down in the sea of blood on the mountain of corpses to carve out his first marriage letter.
When the Dunhuang murals peeled off, Jiang Muchao saw He Junxiao's most disgusting secret - he slaughtered thirty-six Buddhist caves just to keep a trace of her soul with the relics of eminent monks.
"The unfinished marriage letter on the Sansheng Stone, the unbroken red line at the end of the sea of blood, which one will your Highness choose?" He crushed the soul-crossing lamp and burned the bronze ring into her collarbone.
