Ah Shi, who grew up in the mountains, lost her relatives and friends early and made a living by collecting medicines. On this day, she took in a weak and beautiful little snake.
The little snake calls himself Asher. His cultivation is so shallow that he cannot even maintain his form. He is rejected by his relatives and has no home.
He begged her pitifully not to drive him away.
Is this really the case? Ah Shi doesn't care.
People in the wild have nothing worthy of evil plots. If they want to kill someone, they can't stop them, right?
Later they worshiped each other and lived a good life for three years.
Then she died, due to a sudden interception that had nothing to do with the opponent.
She never thought that he could attain Taoism immediately, but would spend half his life's cultivation and Taoist heart to send her into reincarnation.
The constraints of heaven erased her memory, and she was not allowed to see her again.
She doesn't need this.
When they met again, she reached out to him.
"I'm Ah Shi, what about you?"
"Su Hui, my name is Su Hui."
Snakes are the best at hunting and the best at waiting.
It is always harder to let go of something lost and found than when we first met.
Note: It is not a sadomasochism, it is a group portrait, and the plot plot has its own proportions. The main plot is not about love. In the later stage, the non-female and strong men are stronger (the heroine in the early stage is a mortal).
The female protagonist is an observer who is gentle on the surface but is actually cold × The male protagonist is a giant python who is harmless on the surface but is actually a predator
Mission: Persistence makes people live forever, and freedom makes people mature.