[Comprehensive] Don't Guess What's Going on with Facial Paralysis

Demining: 1. In ancient comics, before reading and leaving comments, please check the publication time. The Su Bailei dog-blood flavor that was popular in Jinjiang at that time, today's readers must learn to escape in time, otherwise they will be burnt on the outside and tender on the inside, and their scalp will be numb. 2. The author was still a senior in high school when he wrote this article, and it was his first novel, so the requirements should not be too high. 3. The reason for the replacement of the chapter lock and the last fifty questions is because in 2014, jj. Net had a large-scale lock-down of articles and it was a last resort that could not directly delete chapters. Please do not buy the extra chapter of the last chapter. 4. Repeating the main text twice was a daily problem in the Jinjiang Association in 2013. Almost all the authors on the site knew how to post the main text before writing to prevent convulsions. Just block the comments while reading the text. 5. CP is a good companion, but he respects himself. Original copy: This is a bloody story about an unlucky kid who had done something wrong in his previous life and was accidentally killed by a god and then traveled through the world to retrieve the soul fragments. That's right, Mo Yao has facial paralysis. Moreover, he is a smiler. In his previous life, facial paralysis was due to facial nerve adhesions, and he couldn't make other expressions except smiling. But now, it's entirely because of his fucking body. Damn it... Must the hair absorb the aura of heaven and earth and nourish the soul from the plant? Do you know that his face is hard, hard and hard against the rough bark? So, ovary, his smile when he was hanging was not heartless. Byakuya, you both have facial paralysis and you understand him best, right? Liban, uh... I'm sorry that his smile like that is purely due to physical reasons. Senior Brother Yang Jian, you have to believe that he is definitely not gloating about his misfortune! … The introduction is incompetent, easy to read, and a bit of a no-brainer, so proceed with caution. Conception: