The past, present, and future intertwine across three timelines.
Young men and women linger in the cracks between space and time.
Their unexpected encounters were apparently fated all along.
They cannot save the world, because they cannot even save themselves.
There's a cheerful, lively divine beast, though he's a little scatterbrained. His chuunibyou idea is called "righteous heroism."
There's a proud, aloof exorcist, though she's a little expressionless. She has a peculiar habit called "finding lost things and keeping quiet about them."
There's an unrestrained swordsman, though he's a bit of a glutton. His uncanny ability to attract trouble is called "rotten peach blossoms."
There's a gentle, charming immortal, though she's a little wicked. Her maddening hobby is called "playing pranks."
These four, each with a very different personality, come together in a way that seems to drop straight from the sky. They meet a quiet, strange-behaving shamaness, setting off a series of encounters across the Cangmang Continent.
This novel is posted on behalf of Muxi Chengzhou. The reason? Little Muxi Chengzhou is hopeless with technology...
I forgot to rate it just now~~
Little wooden boat children's shoes, when will you update your style? I like silly and cute baby papers, but Gu Tu seems to be burdened with a lot.
How about we chat about your article/snickering
I haven't watched it for almost half a month, so I'll check it out, but I have to watch it from the beginning. I don't know the plot and I'm dizzy.