Bing Wuqing has one of the most mysterious jobs in this world. Just like her name suggests, she is cold and merciless. She lives by the blade, forever on the edge between life and death. In her heart, there is no right or wrong, no pity or mercy. With each day uncertain and death always near, she exists only in the darkness, unable to step into the light.
She walked over mountains of corpses, clad in the blood of battle. That was once her entire life.
Until one day, she grew sick of the cold and bloodshed and escaped the darkness and despair. By a twist of fate, she arrived in a quiet, peaceful little town, where she concealed her identity and buried her past. Our story begins here...
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I finally saw a normal female character. It's really not easy. This kind of female character is so rare.
If it's locked again, why not update it here first, then unlock it, then update it again there.
If you can't spend Children's Day with the Queen, remember to make it up later.
Why is it locked again? ? ? ? ? ? Please unlock it, then Qingshui's article needs to be locked
Unlocking is not difficult, the author is too lazy
What should I do? Looking at Zheng Huan, it's locked. It's terrible. The author can give us his contact information so we can continue reading.
I can't find the article I haven't followed for a few days. Thanks to remembering the author's name, I found it here! It is said that this severe crackdown will not last until November, so we have to wait until winter to pursue the article! !
The Queen is locked up! What to do! I want to see it
Good! Both protagonists have good personalities
OMG I just saw this cute article today. Although I haven't read much about women's supremacy in the past, and I have always felt that it is a bit unacceptable for men to be superior to women when they are born, but this article does not feel inconsistent at all. I really like novels with strong female protagonists. In this society, women are becoming more and more independent and there is nothing worse than men. Why does society still persist in the idea that men are strong and women are weak? So reading the novel "Nv Zunwen" will make people feel balanced (laughs). Back to the topic, Bing Wuren is as cold and ruthless as her name suggests, but it seems that she is only ruthless towards herself, and dotes on the men and children she loves. Ruofeng is much luckier than Wu Wu. Qingqing thought he was an orphan and thought he had killed his only sister during training, but before his master died, he learned that she was his master's biological daughter. This kind of pain and despair is impossible to know unless you have experienced it. I've read some mother-daughter stories before, the more classic one is Han Yan's The Twin Prides of the Leng Family, right? Leng Yue was just as ruthless as the sect leader, and he often whipped his daughter (of course Leng Yue thought she was his adopted daughter) with no mercy. But I personally think that the sect owner is just forced by her identity and experience to cover up her inner pain and intolerance. This can be seen from the fact that she loves Xiao Ruofeng very much. She couldn't love her only daughter, so she had to empathize with her little grandson (or maybe the daughter-in-law wasn't called her grandson here?). After all, he is still a poor man driven crazy by the killer's rules. I believe that the sect leader's experience was more tragic than Wuqing's, Wuqing was happier than her mother, and Ruofeng was happier. After reading Ruofeng's article, I feel that although it is physically abusive, it is not emotionally abusive. I wish that Ruofeng could always be a child, be loved by his parents, and not have to face the ups and downs of the world for the time being. It's a pity that she has to face everything in the end. She inherits the mantle of the ghost sect, and as the cold-faced leader of the sect, she has the power of life and death. The loneliness of being in a high place is probably the taste of growing up.
I like the original poster's writing very much. I hope that the original poster can write more. We love to read it.
I finally saw a normal female character. It's really not easy. This kind of female character is so rare.
If it's locked again, why not update it here first, then unlock it, then update it again there.
If you can't spend Children's Day with the Queen, remember to make it up later.
Why is it locked again? ? ? ? ? ? Please unlock it, then Qingshui's article needs to be locked
Unlocking is not difficult, the author is too lazy
What should I do? Looking at Zheng Huan, it's locked. It's terrible. The author can give us his contact information so we can continue reading.
I can't find the article I haven't followed for a few days. Thanks to remembering the author's name, I found it here! It is said that this severe crackdown will not last until November, so we have to wait until winter to pursue the article! !
The Queen is locked up! What to do! I want to see it
Good! Both protagonists have good personalities
OMG I just saw this cute article today. Although I haven't read much about women's supremacy in the past, and I have always felt that it is a bit unacceptable for men to be superior to women when they are born, but this article does not feel inconsistent at all. I really like novels with strong female protagonists. In this society, women are becoming more and more independent and there is nothing worse than men. Why does society still persist in the idea that men are strong and women are weak? So reading the novel "Nv Zunwen" will make people feel balanced (laughs). Back to the topic, Bing Wuren is as cold and ruthless as her name suggests, but it seems that she is only ruthless towards herself, and dotes on the men and children she loves. Ruofeng is much luckier than Wu Wu. Qingqing thought he was an orphan and thought he had killed his only sister during training, but before his master died, he learned that she was his master's biological daughter. This kind of pain and despair is impossible to know unless you have experienced it. I've read some mother-daughter stories before, the more classic one is Han Yan's The Twin Prides of the Leng Family, right? Leng Yue was just as ruthless as the sect leader, and he often whipped his daughter (of course Leng Yue thought she was his adopted daughter) with no mercy. But I personally think that the sect owner is just forced by her identity and experience to cover up her inner pain and intolerance. This can be seen from the fact that she loves Xiao Ruofeng very much. She couldn't love her only daughter, so she had to empathize with her little grandson (or maybe the daughter-in-law wasn't called her grandson here?). After all, he is still a poor man driven crazy by the killer's rules. I believe that the sect leader's experience was more tragic than Wuqing's, Wuqing was happier than her mother, and Ruofeng was happier. After reading Ruofeng's article, I feel that although it is physically abusive, it is not emotionally abusive. I wish that Ruofeng could always be a child, be loved by his parents, and not have to face the ups and downs of the world for the time being. It's a pity that she has to face everything in the end. She inherits the mantle of the ghost sect, and as the cold-faced leader of the sect, she has the power of life and death. The loneliness of being in a high place is probably the taste of growing up. I like the original poster's writing very much. I hope that the original poster can write more. We love to read it.