Going to the Mountains and Seas, My Lover Is an Unlucky Guy

[Go to the mountains and seas + 1V1 + original female protagonist] How does it feel to be extremely unlucky? Xiao Mingming said passionately: Just get used to it, and things like bad luck will just happen if you get used to it. What does it feel like to go to the extreme? Xiao Qiushui: Thank you for the invitation. I am Europe to the extreme. I am in a different world. I feel good. My mother is alive and my girlfriend is back. (Like it) What should you do if the system causes trouble and destroys your limbs and your whole family? Xiao Qiushui: It's okay, my almighty girlfriend will accept it. What should I do if I suddenly find that my girlfriend wants to rebel? Xiao Qiushui: ... Then fight back! (Do you understand if a woman sings and her husband sings?) Li. Universal Girlfriend. Yi Wan: Be enlightened! (Appreciative eyes, thumbs up. Jpg) ＊＊ To be honest, I feel that "Going to the Mountains and Seas" is not very easy to write. Of course, it may be that my writing skills are not strong enough. I not only wanted Qiu'er to be less miserable but also wanted him to grow up better and higher than before. In the end, I found out very embarrassingly, "When heaven gives a great responsibility to a person, he must first suffer his will, strain his muscles and bones, starve his body, deplete his body, and mess up his actions. Therefore, if you are tempted to endure, you will benefit what you can't do." But what can be guaranteed is that when everything comes to an end, Qiu'er will no longer have no one behind him. Wherever he looks back, he will definitely be where he is going. He will have many, many, many (say what you always want three times) people who love him! Hey, I wrote it with the energy of writing something original~ There are a lot of private settings, everything serves the plot, and is as logical as possible. The heroine herself is a max-level boss, but she is in a low health state, and due to the limitations of the world, most of the time she is not at full health. (Knock on the blackboard)