Retrospective

This is a game where reincarnation is the bet. Mu Hui wants to tear up the old order and use the resentment of hundreds of millions of dead souls to recast life and death, just to reverse a tragedy that has long been erased by the gods. And Zhiyang, the "variable" he introduced personally, is it the last piece of the puzzle or the only one who can break it? When the Underworld Sword points to the end of the six reincarnations, when the wheel knife cuts off the chain of cause and effect - will the blade of the duel reflect a completely overturned netherworld, or a rekindled human world? Going backwards, the Huangquan chapter begins to be updated. If you haven't read the previous one, it will still not affect reading the second one. White flowers are like a blanket, covering two incomplete springs. The first encounter when the boy's arms gradually cooled down, and his missed confession formed a wound on her chest that would never bloom. This embrace is too new to withstand separation; and the spring is too light to bear a sigh. When death became the first secret they shared, he heard the unspoken "I love you" in his blood - it came so on time, just at the moment when he lost her forever. Time just ignores everything and keeps moving forward.

Very nc, looks good and supportive

It's interesting to see that it was written by someone.