Qianyu Chaoyang

Yan Yunmo became famous at a young age. He named Heyan as the king and established the motto of "Fearless the world, only for the common people". People ask why you are not afraid of the world? And just for the common people? He smiled and said, "The name of the sword is Wuwei. It was originally meant to be fearless and not afraid of the world, and to contribute to the common people." Wanton publicity without losing youthful elegance At the age of nineteen, he descended to earth because of the red thread on his wrist, put an end to worldly affairs, and embarked on the road to the sun. However, there are so many weird things in this world that no one can do anything about it. Yan Yunmo was forced to get involved in the Eight Lives Eight Lives. 1V1, double male CP, double strong Sheng Jin Yan Ⅹ Yan Yun Mo Two men, two women, both men and women, diverse Partial group portrait essay Things to note: ◎The first volume of this article is about Yan Yunmo from the perspective of others, onlookers, so it is quite complicated. ◎Volume 2-Volume 9 are all about Yan Yunmo's past life ◎If you don't recognize who the protagonist is, you can check to see if the last name is Yan or Sheng, because no matter how many lives they live, their last names and true intentions remain unchanged. ◎Double cleansing! And everyone is clean ◎The whole story has a great HE ending (the villain is also happy), so you don't have to worry about the bad ending. ◎The villain is not purely bad, he is bad for a reason. The villain is the protagonist who takes another path. ◎The two protagonists did not have their parents die, nor did their relatives die (I didn't write it so harshly!) ◎A total of 120 characters appear in the eighth generation, totaling more than 50 pairs of CPs ◎Newbie writing, sorry for typos! ◎Yue Lao's name Yueyuan must be a private design! ◎This article contains many races and types ◎Please do not bring in ancient history and culture! The book itself only quotes some ancient Chinese poetry areas and is not the same as the national history. Purpose: All roles deserve to be respected