The Book of Fate Says He'll Become a Demon, So I Sent Him to the Everlasting Courtyard

Sincerely Amway "The system asked me to conquer the Demon Lord, and I sent him to a kindergarten", anti-routine redemption ceiling! 😍😍😍 The original mission of the system was to capture Yan Changli, the Demon Lord destined to slaughter the Three Realms, and prevent him from turning dark. The heroine did not choose to protect him personally and die. Instead, she went back to the time when he was abandoned by the whole world at the age of three, and built a small courtyard to take in a group of abandoned children who would become demon queens, sword cultivators, and psychic girls in the future. There is no sadomasochism, no grand fighting, just three meals of four seasons, maltose, and bedtime stories to teach these children, who are defined as monsters by the world, to know right from wrong and to love well. I really like a sentence in the article: People must first believe in some good things, and only when they grow up will they have the confidence to face bad things. ☺️☺️☺️ The beginning of the chapter is just for companionship to complete the task, but in the end it becomes a permanent escape route for everyone. The whole story is gentle and healing, and the ending is happy. It can be read in just a few dozen minutes. After reading it, your heart will be filled with warmth. All readers who prefer gentle redemption and anti-conventional fairy tales must not miss it. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

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