A Female College Student Who Bravely Ventures into the Demon World

[If tomatoes are not given, the author has run away] Ten Thousand Years Chessboard ➕Stand-in Literature ➕Group Portraits ➕Suspense ➕Supernatural ➕Glass Candy = Nine times out of ten, life will be unsatisfactory. The twenty-ninth day of the seventh lunar month is also called Qihui. It is the day with the strongest Yin Qi in the year. In order to attend the school's orientation party, Su Yu accidentally got into a ghost car and drove to the human world. This changes the trajectory of destiny. "Isn't it normal for monsters and monsters to like blood?" "No, they only like your blood!" She was accidentally possessed by demonic energy. What am I, the descendant of an exorcist? Blood curse, ghost eyes, strange blood, super spiritual veins? Possessing an unspeakable secret treasure? Isn't this the proper holy body for cultivating immortals? "What's the Holy Body of Immortal Cultivation? This is obviously the meat of Tang Monk, and it's the kind that can't live more than three months." To break the family blood curse and to save himself. Su Yu holds the family egg and ventures into the demon world bravely. I thought I would be able to get the fairy apricot within a month to relieve the evil spirit and go back to school. However~ Under the chessboard of ten thousand years, she has already entered the game. In the repeated self-rescues, Su Yu went from being a bystander to passively deciding to enter the game, and finally took the initiative to overturn the table. ——You said this is my life? I prefer not. ——What is the fate of heaven, then I will show it to you. ——You are talking about me, not just Amelia Su. ——I am just Amelia Su! This is a heritage spanning thousands of years The full text was originally planned to be about 800,000 words. It is a semi-reverse setting, not a love story, not a love story. Su Yu began to awaken at the end of the first volume, and only initially understood it in the second volume. In the third volume, it is the real text. My writing is about pain, not abuse! Everyone is welcome to like it.