Cool beauty dragon shou VS evil and charming coquettish attack
As we all know, the God who lived in the Silver Spirit Forest was killed once by the Dragon King.
However, Bai Cangyu, the son of the Dragon King, was saved by the gods. After his death, he refused to return to the Dragon King no matter what.
Thousands of years later, Bai Cangyu picked up a man who looked very similar to the god on a pile of rocks near the lotus pond. He was going to save him casually, but he got entangled?
He looked at the man in front of him with his screen opened crazily and couldn't help but frown: "What are you doing?"
"Why is Taoist so cruel? I must repay you for saving my life, otherwise I will look so rude."
"No need."
Bai Cangyu raised his feet and was about to leave, but Du Lian opened his hands to block his way.
He raised his eyebrows, looked at Bai Cangyu affectionately, and said, "Farewell, Taoist priest, how about I promise you my life? Taoist priest, can you like me?"
Bai Cangyu: "...?"
Bai Cangyu was followed by this man every step of the way. The longer he got along with him, he found that all the behaviors of this man were very similar to that of the god.
For example, if the god likes cold, but Bai Cangyu's body is cold, the god will hang Bai Cangyu around his neck to cool down.
And Dulian always likes to stick to him, saying that it's hot and she can cool off by leaning on him.
For example, Shangshen likes the color red, and so does Dulian. Shangshen also likes all the things that Shangshen likes.
Bai Cangyu doubted whether he was a god, but gave up the idea when he saw that he had no immortal power.
This idea was somehow known to Du Lian. Bai Cangyu was blocked by the wall and asked: "Am I his substitute? Did the Taoist keep me because I look like him?"
Bai Cangyu opened his mouth to explain, but Du Lian suddenly buried her head in his neck and said in a muffled voice: "Taoist Master, I am Du Lian, not a god. I like Du Lian, okay?"
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1.1V1, clean both body and mind
2. He!
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