It's a classic short story with a low-demon *pseudo-Tang* background, so don't read it with your brain in mind. Obsessive-compulsive disorder likes to change, and the debate in the article does not mean that the author's left and right brains are fighting each other or any other contemporary related
Growth-type Qiangqiang 1v1He chases his wife in the crematorium and reunites without abuse.
First enter the world and then be born, a contradictory body that is hot on the outside and cold on the inside → male protagonist
The mountain spirit and wild monster deer girl was born first and then entered the world → the heroine
(I hope no one will argue about the uneven plot distribution in my article. This article is from a dual perspective → both male and female protagonists will have their own growth lines that do not completely revolve around each other, but are indeed emotional flows)
It is recommended to use italics for viewing.
Specifically, it is an anti-feudal fantasy story that pays homage to various classic romance novels of the Ming Dynasty. The author's writing generally does not show offence, please read the first chapter for the introduction.
Purpose: From now on, if I am allowed to take advantage of the moonlight, I will knock on the door at night with my stick.
