[No taboos and powerful female protagonist vs. Gentle and old-fashioned white-cut and black male protagonist]
You love me, what's so great about it?
Isn't it just turning Jincheng upside down?
When he first arrived, Liu Xie's only thought was to make a quick decision so that she could be reinstated as soon as possible.
I thought this trip was just a stop-gap measure to achieve meritorious service, but I didn't expect that the seemingly peaceful Jincheng Academy was actually full of troubles.
The gentle, kind and tolerant old teacher is the target of her investigation, the warm and amiable roommate has something to hide from her, and the old-fashioned deskmate who talks to her day and night and gets everything she wants is also carrying a secret...
The truth and crisis are gradually approaching the surface, and the gifted inhuman girl will also face a destined crisis.
Red monsters wander in the darkness, figures in black robes move mysteriously, curses and murders are quietly waiting for those who break into this world.
But even though murderous intent surrounds him, Liu Xie still behaves erratically, carelessly, and elusive.
It inevitably made everyone look askance at it, and the same question arose in their hearts:
Who is she?
The twenty-fourth courtyard has been dealing with weird and mysterious things and inhuman secrets for generations, and it continues to this day.
In the portrait hanging high in the corridor, a proud and stern girl sits calmly, the moth pattern emblem carved in white jade on her collar glows coldly.
"Is this the famous Young Master?" The young man in a crow gray uniform stared up.
"Liu Xie is the youngest juvenile in the history of the Twenty-Fourth Hospital. He was appointed as a junior at the age of seven. He was admitted to the hospital at the age of fourteen and was promoted to the junior hospital, surpassing his peers. He is the first person under the Yin of the courtyard."
The person in the painting suddenly seemed to raise the corners of his mouth and looked directly at him.
"Shh-"
Concept: If the ending doesn't satisfy you, it's not the ending.
