A Song of Ice and Fire
The theme of this story is King Ji Wu x Demon Prince. . . The theme is about sheep abuse, a bit heavy-handed and a bit provocative.
We will meet on a narrow road in our lifetime, and we will never be spared. . In fact, King Wu X Demon Prince is the portrayal of this sentence
The most interesting thing about Ji Mo is the contrast. King Ji Wu is an absolute fulfillment of life, and has nothing to do with nothingness. Even in the worst and most miserable times, she never felt nothingness. . . There is always a goal, there is always someone you want to protect, there is always a reason to live.
In fact, it doesn't matter whether they are in love or not. What is important is that once two people who are completely opposite meet, it is like the meeting of ice and fire, like the eruption of an Icelandic volcano, with magma flowing onto the ice. The scene is extremely heroic. When ice and fire meet, it is the end of the world in the eyes of Icelanders. .
In fact, another reason why I wrote Binghuo is that the Demon Prince in "Ci Xin" is too well-behaved, stupid, and simple. He is simply an obedient little sheep.
There is absolutely no way this guy can be so obedient and innocent. . . He is a monster, and even if you love suffering, you must behave like a monster! You have to use retreat as an advance, use receiving as an attack, play the opponent to death, bewitching and charming, and then carefully expose your little heart.
So I wanted to create a monster like a fire in the apocalypse. Then let him be attacked by King Wu
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