She is the coldest star in Jiuxiao Pavilion, and I am the hottest calamity in her eyes.
Everyone in the world thinks that Senior Sister An Ning is unattainable. Following Bai Jin's legacy, she will be the one who will be in charge of breaking the barrier eyes and shocking the three realms in the future. Only I know that she will be haunted by nightmares at night, her palms are cold, but she does not dare to shed even a drop of tears.
I tore open the skin of cynicism and held out my hot sincerity, trying to warm her up. During the feast, she held the couple's hand, and when she caught a glimpse of me, her eyes were as calm as looking at a stranger.
Later, I cut open the bones and blood, and through the severe pain, I finally saw clearly—the "exception" I desperately wanted to be was always just the most insignificant one among her rules.
I left and didn't look back.
Until Jiuxiao Pavilion is in danger, Shishen bites back, and the heaven and earth fall.
I came back with strange eyes and walked on blood. She finally broke her composure and grabbed my bloody wrist in front of everyone, her voice trembling as she said:
"I will give you what you want to learn and my heart."
But I just gently withdrew my hand.
"Sister, you taught me too late."
"Now," I looked into her eyes that finally collapsed, and chuckled, "I just want to teach you what regret means."
ShuangqiangChasing Wife Crematorium
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I really like the crematorium, does anyone understand [Adoration]
This book is really great, but it's a pity that I haven't rated it yet. The author's writing style is very delicate, the plot advances step by step, and the relationship between the protagonists ranges from sweet to sad, which is particularly poignant. I really like it. The only flaw is that the modern background always feels a bit inconsistent when reading it. If you switch to an ancient perspective, the sense of substitution will be stronger and more people will definitely watch it.
Since no one has commented, I will be the first [shy] I really like the crematorium, does anyone understand [Adoration]
This book is really great, but it's a pity that I haven't rated it yet. The author's writing style is very delicate, the plot advances step by step, and the relationship between the protagonists ranges from sweet to sad, which is particularly poignant. I really like it. The only flaw is that the modern background always feels a bit inconsistent when reading it. If you switch to an ancient perspective, the sense of substitution will be stronger and more people will definitely watch it.