Shui Mowen, each chapter is a story, and Wang Mo's identity in each chapter is powerful! In the first chapter, Wang Mo is the wind fairy in the fairyland, but he is actually an undercover agent. He is the Shifa Xianglan of Mutian Pavilion. On the surface, he has a casual and free-spirited personality, but in reality he is ruthless and ruthless, and he will do anything to achieve his goals. The second chapter is about Ye Luoli teaming up with Changyue Jinming. Wang Mo is Li Susu's sister Xiyun. She has a lively and cute personality and is the favorite of the Lingxi Pavilion. Every fairy must address her as "little highness" when they meet her. Private design: Chuhuang Jize CP, Universe CP! Susu and Xiyun's parents! In the third chapter, Wang Mo is Fairy Light's sister, Fairy Shadow, and Li Hui's contracted fairy. Due to some special circumstances, people in the fairyland say she is a fairy with a half-mirror constitution. She has a romantic relationship with Prince Water overnight and later has two children. The fourth chapter is about Ye Luoli teaming up with Agarwood Ruchi. Wang Mo is the Phoenix Goddess who can reverse time and space. Later in the plot, more powerful identities will be revealed. Prince Water is a being that no one dares to provoke in the three realms. Jue Bing is not an ordinary Fairy Ye Luoli. For some reasons, Ran Qingxuan Ye did not die and will appear later, as will Ying Yuan and Yan Dan. The fifth chapter is about Ye Luoli teaming up with Aike Magical Girl. Wang Mo falls into another world. She is actually a music magician in the music world. Her magic is powerful. She also has the CPs of Ling Chen and Le Ying. There are also Prince Water and the others in the other world, but they are a little different, but they are still Shui Mo's CP. In the end, Shui Mo still has a child. (For some reasons, the introduction of the first chapter does not have the introduction of the fifth chapter, but because I am the author of this article, I know the plot) The author does not like the Ye Luoli warriors (three Chen Sisi, Shu Yan, Jianpeng and three fairies), so there is very little plot about them in the current five chapters. I don't know about them from the beginning of the sixth chapter. I may write them badly, or I may not write about them.
