Shen Zhu was raised in a Bodhisattva statue since she was a child, drinking incense and ash talisman water, until the wedding procession with red sedans and white flags trampled the ancestral hall. Pei Jihan used cinnabar to draw a lotus on her collarbone: "The Shen family owes the Pei family a bride who feeds the Buddha. It's time to pay it back." When she was forced to wear a blood wedding dress, she discovered that the female body in the coffin had the same appearance as hers, and the name of her great-grandmother was engraved on the heart with a dagger. Escaping into the ancestral tomb triggered the mechanism, seven mummies were displayed on the altar, and the melted half-human, half-Buddha corpse in the glazed Buddhist niche - the cinnabar mole on her neck coincided with her birthmark.
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The previous writing is very exciting and fascinating. Although "it's" and "!" Are used a lot, you don't need to get too entangled. Why does it suddenly turn into an electronic cyberspace and a multi-dimensional perspective? I can't understand it
After reading the first few chapters, the writing style is really amazing.