How many people have met each other in the world, but cannot fall in love?
The Buddha said that you have to look back five hundred times in your previous life to get one pass in this life. Is the encounter between two people a cause or an effect?
So, if the entanglement in the past life is exchanged for a passing by in this life, will it be a miss or a continuous disconnection?
Although I clearly love you, I think I hate you. I hate him for being so cruel back then, I hate him for letting me fall in love with him, I hate him for not remembering the old relationship.
Although I should be cruel, I still love you. Love him for treating me well, love his dependence, and love the warmth he gives me.
In the end, I have loved and hated. Will these entangled lotus root threads usher in the final marriage of lovers, or a lifetime of regret?
First: This is a martial arts novel about the entanglements between lecturer and disciple + fellow disciples (with elements of fairy tales). The exciting things are all later, and it is super slow.
Second: The process will be cruel, but the ending will definitely be good [this is certain]
Third: Any props, content, and fairy books in this book have nothing to do with other works. Any similarity is purely coincidental.
Fourth: You are welcome to add it to the collection to fatten up before eating =w=