A blindfolded boy, a pair of eyes sealed with the Heaven-Destroying Sword Picture, an incarnation of the way of heaven called "Thank you" - he wants to cut off the way of heaven and take the girl off the chessboard of fate. The most powerful force in the world is not the sword, the law, or the Tao—it is "the inability to let go."
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Inexplicably, the female incarnation of the way of heaven uses the male protagonist from the beginning to the end (from the moment he is rescued to the time he is sealed with the sword). The popular saying is that the male protagonist sacrifices the way to heaven to complete it, and then the male protagonist gets the sperm in his head. Others come to grab the sword and kill the male protagonist. The woman treats the male protagonist like this, and the male protagonist lets her go, then accepts her fate, and then forcibly sensationalizes the woman. The woman is still crying. Why did she do it in the first place if she had known this? What does it mean?
Inexplicably, the female incarnation of the way of heaven uses the male protagonist from the beginning to the end (from the moment he is rescued to the time he is sealed with the sword). The popular saying is that the male protagonist sacrifices the way to heaven to complete it, and then the male protagonist gets the sperm in his head. Others come to grab the sword and kill the male protagonist. The woman treats the male protagonist like this, and the male protagonist lets her go, then accepts her fate, and then forcibly sensationalizes the woman. The woman is still crying. Why did she do it in the first place if she had known this? What does it mean?
Very interesting and honest review