Gifts Are Returned, I Rely on Multiple Rewards to Defeat the Immortal Lord

A long time ago, deep in a valley surrounded by mountains, there lived an old man with white hair. He lives alone in a thatched hut, accompanied by the breeze and the bright moon every day. The old man's eyes were like two dusty stars, always looking into the distance in a trance. The villagers said that he was waiting for someone who would never come back. One snowy winter night, when the fire was about to go out, there was a light knock on the door. The old man opened the door tremblingly and saw an injured white crane lying on the snow, its wings stained with blood. He carefully carried it back and treated it with herbs. When the first ray of spring sunshine shines through the window lattice, the white crane suddenly turns into a girl. It turns out that she is a cursed fairy. The old man's wait was finally fulfilled.

Five stars in the front, but it's a pity that it doesn't look good starting from about 80 to 100 chapters. This is actually to be expected, after all, the setting is to go with the highest degree of return. In this case, the play will inevitably be tilted towards a certain character. Pity

The female cultivators I met were all eighteen years old [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]