Introduction to the new book
When Su Nuonuo was three years old, her mother died, leaving her half a jade pendant and a sentence: "Go to the capital to find your father."
Carrying a jade pendant and a bulging purse, she set out on the road alone.
As a result, I picked up things along the way——
After picking up a dying snow-white wolf cub, the ancient moon-crawling wolf king now only knows how to commit suicide by holding his belt in his mouth.
She picked up a cold-faced killer covered in blood, the top master of Shadow Pavilion, and now works as her bodyguard.
Picking up a century-old female ghost hanging upside down from the beam, the society is afraid of turning into a cow, and the whole atmosphere is full of responsibility.
I picked up a sick little prince who looked weak and harmless, but in reality he was full of evil intentions and was as smart as briquettes.
Finally, she went to Beijing to recognize her father, and found out that her biological father was a powerful regent who was decisive in killing and resurrecting the king of hell. When he saw her, his ears turned red.
Su Nuonuo clapped her hands and concluded her speech: "It's good. The whole family is not human. I am the only normal person."
Later, during the war in northern Xinjiang, she picked up another colorful scorpion king from the sand.
Later, when she went to college, she took in three weird little brothers.
Wherever she went, people lined up to claim her master.
She opened her mouth, and the villain blew himself up on the spot, dancing like a dragon.
There was someone who didn't believe in evil and insisted on offending her.
In the Jinluan Palace, she danced whenever she wanted, and all the officials danced in the square together.
At the Mobei altar, she said lightly, "You hate the wrong person," and her twenty-year obsession collapsed on the spot.
Everyone is asking: What is the background of this little girl?
Su Nuonuo gnawed on the candied haws and thought for a while: "I didn't do anything. I just have eyes that can see through people's hearts."