Sharp-tongued, scheming swordsmanship prodigy pretending to be a good-for-nothing VS stubborn but soft-hearted, single-minded future sect leader
BG/BL/GL all included
At their first meeting, one played dumb while the other put on airs.
But then, by a twist of fate, the tangled bond from their past lives in a dream really did return to its starting point.
Jiang Yan, the last voice of reason in their trio,
spends every day caught between "failing to break up the CP" and "the grand mission of staying alive."
He says, "Stop flaunting your affection in front of me,"
but he's the quickest to clear monsters, set up formations, block people, and shut them up.
They fight monsters, seal threats, and advance the plot, while bickering and flirting bring their feelings closer.
Their daily routine is one witty retort after another.
In their past lives, they slew three thousand enemies. In this one, they trade three hundred rounds of arguments.
Whoever falls first loses?
Bai Chi says: "Then do you still like me?"
It may be the first time for the author to write an article. The plot is okay, but it is a bit unclear. An article should be started by one protagonist and mainly describe the central protagonist, even if it is a group portrait. The most obvious problem is that the pace of the article is too fast. I hope the author can work harder [full]