"Six six thirty-six, there is a skill in the number, and there is a number in the skill. The yin and yang are intertwined, and the opportunity is in it. The opportunity cannot be set, and if you set it up, you will not hit it."
Let's see how the wise and brave general's tiger girl treats the harem as a battlefield, showing off her arms, only to make the front and back halls into a fuss, just because she loves the military uniform and not the phoenix crown.
This is "Moonlight. Phantom" by Mr. Weng Ziyang. I accidentally saw it on the Internet. Shocked! It looks so much like the Ah Mei I imagined.
I originally wanted to close this article and start over, but I hesitated for more than ten days, but still couldn't make up my mind. I had to make do with modifications and additions.
The current version is not bad. If used as a movie script, it would be even better. Let's get right to the point. But in this way, many things that should be explained have not been explained before, and the heroine tries her best to be unique. It was very difficult for me to let the heroine explain it in the tone of writing a memoir. So I hit a bottleneck while writing.
There are a lot of changes to be made this time, and it may be a little messy for a while. But I believe that those of you who have the patience to stay with Ye'e can still endure this.
Sorry for not telling everyone earlier. Recently I have been filling in the hole of "Beautiful Master". I can't care about it for the time being. Those who are interested can go there to have a look and kill time.
Feel sorry!