In order to return home, Yin Yu walked through the vicious female supporting role step by step for three years, and finally ushered in the final death plot.
According to the plot, she will be kicked out of the house, hastily married to a madman, and then killed by him.
At first, Yin Yu thought it was easy to anger a madman, but she was soon slapped in the face.
It's true that Song Lian is a madman, but he is very good at pretending.
In the eyes of outsiders, he has a gentle temperament, is willing to do good, and is a living Bodhisattva in this world. Even if he married a vicious wife with a bad reputation, he always tolerated her, loved her, and taught her in a gentle voice.
Only Yin Yu knew that behind the scenes this living Bodhisattva was an evil disciple obsessed with cultivating immortality, almost crazy.
Being entangled with such a person is like a demonic vine twisting around one's bones, never ending.
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Song Lian was born neither crying nor smiling, and was considered unlucky. His father therefore divorced his wife and abandoned his son, married another noble daughter, and even pretended to be affectionate. His mother was foolish and infatuated, willing to fall into the love web that the man had spun for her, and ultimately tied herself up.
At the age of five, he saw everything in his eyes, as if he were watching a stage show, which was boring.
He is a born evil ghost, merciless and loveless. He feeds on human suffering, sin, sickness and carbuncle.
He wanted to break away from the body and seek freedom, so he put on Buddhist robes to cover up the stench all over his body, deceived everyone to cover the eyes and ears of God, and saved people from suffering in order to gain merit in the world.
And his wife is arrogant, irritable, jealous, lazy, greedy, and fragile and prone to illness. She always needs his special care and is also his most nourishing nourishment.
He greedily took in the request, fantasizing about moaning and murmuring in her ear countless times.
Wife, stay with me forever.
Intention: Love yourself first, then love others
