[Book Transmigration] [Not based on TV dramas or movies] [Not based on Investiture of the Gods]
When Yang Kang faces a banner announcing a martial arts tournament to win a bride and is about to make a run for it, only to hear his guard captain call him to see the princess, what should he do?
When Song Qingshu finds Zhang Wuji lying on the ground, talking at length and swearing to live and die alongside the Ming Cult, what should he do?
When Madam Wang sneers at Tang Guangxiong and wants to turn him into fertilizer for her flowers just because his hometown is less than five hundred li from Dali, what should he do?
When Yue Buqun sees Lin Pingzhi kneeling before him, kowtowing over and over and begging to become his disciple, what should he do?
When Shi Zhongyu has A Xiu bound hand and foot, and hears people shouting and pounding on the door outside, what should he do?
Before the Purple Sun Cave on Green Peak Mountain, Huang Tianhua has just opened his eyes and sees his master, Master Qingxu Daode Zhenjun, glaring at him. Other than getting up quickly and kowtowing to apologize, what else can he do?
I thought of a very suitable adjective, that is, this novel is very similar to a good meal.
What traps us is never life itself. It's about my own obsession, unwillingness, greed and past.
Does the protagonist have no thoughts of his own? I always go with the flow, but I don't see the encouragement from the four-star Ai.