Ye Elegy's experience is very bizarre. One moment, she was cracking seeds in bed and watching TV, and the next moment, she appeared in the barren mountains and became a little lolita.
Just when she wanted to call for help, the wolf howls in her ears got louder and louder. She was frightened and her limbs became weak. She could only hear the wolf howl getting closer.
Guanyin Bodhisattva, help me!
Ye Elegy, whose eyes were narrowed to a slit, had a grimace on his face, and watched helplessly as the black wolf who ran first opened his mouth wide, baring his smelly yellow teeth... A fan was inserted into his throat, and then he fell down.
Inexplicably excited, Ye Elegy turned his stiff head, and then saw a child!
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There is a heroine who complains in her heart and looks cool (when she grows up), a male protagonist who is sinister in her heart and innocent in appearance (when she was a child), and a magnificent swordsman (when she was a boy), plus a gentle and violent second senior brother (the unlucky guy who was reborn a hundred and one times), and various senior sisters with perverse and cold personalities, plus an ever-changing plot.
Don't worry, the author is a mother, but there is no limit to her moral integrity.
All in all, this is a very loving story.