[The growth of a female protagonist/Multiple male protagonists/No harem/No routines/No brainlessness/Group portraits/Hateful Love in the Sea] "When I was a child, I always felt that the whole world had abandoned me. Later I found out, no. She just came a little late."
(The heroine is bold and rebellious, cynical and rebellious. She never suppresses herself, breaks away from all disciplines, takes the initiative, lives in the present, and will be repaid for her punishment.)
[Bad man's sincerity—the one-sided secret love villain's forced love criticizes the prince crazily]
[From the "White Moonlight"-style perfect loyal minister to the Lingzhu Master who fell into self-struggle and eventually turned into a black man]
[Unruly street grass]
[Childhood sweethearts separated by a blood feud]
Who is the child's father? Who is the murderer who killed grandpa?
So what if it's useless?
Look how cynical she is, dominating this world and overturning it!
Is the blood flowing on her body actually the blood of demons?
The person who killed grandpa is the most untouchable person in the world?
It doesn't matter, she still kills gods.
Desire, price, responsibility, destiny, there is no escape...
Fairy clan, demon clan, monster clan, sea clan, where are the nine great artifacts?
Someone has to put an end to this troubled world.
What is a young man without his youthful frivolity?
