[Crazy criticism of women*paranoid into madness*Thousands of queens are liars]
Her life was full of disasters, and her fate was like duckweed. In order to survive, she could only follow the old liar with half a bucket of water and wander around the world.
In a ridiculous life-extending agreement, she went into battle for her master and made nonsense about metaphysics to the rich man who was seeking immortality. She only said that she could distinguish between true and false immortality spells.
The road to Changshou Township is long, and the master's words about a virgin's life saved her from half a lifetime of suffering.
She didn't believe in fate, but Feng Shui killed the opponent and killed the gold master. She went from being a duckweed at the mercy of others to an evil ghost playing chess.
In this world, is it destiny metaphysics, or is the human heart a demon?
Reader comments
Hello everyone, this is my main novel this year
It took a month to conceive.
The most interesting thing in the world is the human heart, and the most bottomless thing is the human heart.
It is a story about how a person who "does not believe in fate" is pushed away by fate, and finally "exchanges life for life", trying to become fate itself.
The whole process was a process in which she "peeled off" her innocence, conscience, and even her old self step by step, and finally turned into a new skin.
Hope you will like it.
The writing is expected to take three months and about 350,000 words.
Hello everyone, this is my main novel this year It took a month to conceive. The most interesting thing in the world is the human heart, and the most bottomless thing is the human heart. It is a story about how a person who "does not believe in fate" is pushed away by fate, and finally "exchanges life for life", trying to become fate itself. The whole process was a process in which she "peeled off" her innocence, conscience, and even her old self step by step, and finally turned into a new skin. Hope you will like it. The writing is expected to take three months and about 350,000 words.