He Said the Snacks Were Too Cold

Introduction: Shen Dong often dreams, and everything in her dreams is so bizarre. She wanted to record these dreams, but she couldn't. She heard the door making a sound like a joint being dislocated. She turned over on her side and glanced at the door frame. I want to sleep, but can't fall asleep for no reason. She had to count the dumplings, one, two, three... I don't know how long it took, but Shen Dong's mind was in chaos. She rubbed her eyes, where was she? Her mind was so confused. She looked around and the tall girl in front of her was her... Cousin. But she remembered that she only had a cousin. Then what was in front of her was... She didn't know where the courage came from, she reached out to touch her cousin's face. The next second, her hand was held by the girl, and the cousin used her other free hand to peel off the skin on her face. It's human skin... A mask. Sure enough, he was not his cousin. The man had a cold and gloomy expression, and his brows were green. Shen Dong looked at him carefully and realized that the face in front of her was even more beautiful than the peach blossoms in full bloom in March. Her mind froze for a moment, and when she was about to speak, she saw the end of his eyes raised slightly: "Shen Ju, you finally woke up." Insomnia, a salty fish girl, a noble man with bad luck 1. Miǎn: Tong "", the character used in people's names in ancient times. 2. Snacks: Traditional cold foods during the Cold Food Festival can be found everywhere in the Liang Dynasty. 3. In the imaginary dynasty, Southern Chu, the capital of the country was established in Jiankang; metaphysics was talked about freely, and spirits and ghosts were prevalent. It was one of the most prosperous eras for ghost legends. 4. The story is generally fictional, but its structure and power levels are close to those of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Intent: To criticize the feudal imperial power for its disregard for individual lives and its ability to see through people's greed. Fate can trap the flesh and blood body, but it can never trap the human heart's eternal yearning for preference, respect and freedom.