[The story is partial to group portraits]
She fell from the cliff and lost all her memory, leaving only a knife and a bag that could not be opened.
The family who rescued her said she had to have a name.
She thought, let's call it Yun.
Once the injury healed, she couldn't sit still. So she set off on an adventure with her first friend.
The first friend is a well-behaved woman who always looks at her with inquiring eyes;
The second friend was a chirping eldest lady. She would always call her senior, which made her secretly proud for a long time;
The third friend looked ordinary and inconspicuous, but he could always pull out all kinds of strange magic weapons, which made her stunned...
Later, Yun had more and more friends, and she gradually gained her own reputation. When she came to her senses, she actually stood at the highest point of the righteous path.
Bathed in the praise, she was in a trance:
It seems... Something's wrong?
People are afraid of being famous, and pigs are afraid of being strong. Once you become the leader of the righteous path, all kinds of monsters and ghosts will kiss you.
——Including the price to be paid.
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Small tips:
1. This article is a group portrait. There are 6 protagonists in the group, but there will be a process of gathering and dispersion. The core protagonist is Yun.
2. This article is not a fairy tale in the traditional sense. I have added some of my own preferences and elements that make it easier to write. Please forgive me, but the proportion of those elements will not be too large, so don't worry!
3. Yun is not a good person in the traditional sense, but he is not a mature person either and needs some time to grow.
4. The protagonist in this article is not developed from scratch. The protagonist himself is strong and the main thing that needs to be developed is his mentality.
5. This article is full of the author's own XP. Please forgive me if it causes discomfort to readers.
6. No pitfalls!
7. Everyone's posts are more natural and emotions progress faster, but this article is clear water (…)
Purpose: Teaching people how to fish is worse than teaching them how to fish. Helping people must first start with thinking.