I had some free time, so I went for a stroll in the human world.
After being hunted down and losing all her souls, Niutou ended up on a desolate mountain where not even birds would lay eggs. An old man, drunk as a lord, saw how young she was and took her in. From then on came money-and-power deals and all kinds of misdeeds, earning her the very impressive title of Soul-Locker.
"Young lady, what brings you to my Soul-Locking Manor?"
"As long as you have money and a kind heart, I'll help you with anything."
P.S. The companion novel in the same series, Records of a Hundred Ghosts in Wangyou, is now out. If you're interested, little Taoist friends, head on over and check it out. The author needs you
Reader's Guide: 1. I'm no good at writing blurbs, so this is tentative.
2. The Three Floating Cities series.
Thanks to Chu Qingshuo for drawing A Pang. I'm so moved by how beautiful it is that I can't put my feelings into words.
Theme:
The author is great, I didn't understand 0.0. It was Lu Si who killed all the nine-tailed foxes, and then Jin Ling killed Lu Si, right? But why did Lu Si kill the nine-tailed foxes? Why did Tao Yao hate Xie Bian so much? What role did Xie Bian play in the annihilation of the nine-tailed foxes? And in the last few chapters, they went to the Twelve Palaces. Did they travel back to the past? Does what they did have any impact on the future? . . Dada, I feel like you buried a lot of threads but didn't write out the QAQ, so I was a little confused after reading it. Anyway, I hope you can work hard! !
I like this kind of evil-spirited article. I haven't found it for a long time! Finally I saw it!
Still can't figure out the relationship between Xiyue and Su Niang?
Will Jinjiang block words? So there must be a pause between certain nouns?
Taking souls and exchanging souls is really like the sight of the ghost doctor in Heavenly Sword and Jue Dao who is extremely poisonous.
I have read 23 chapters. In fact, I hope to see "the author has something to say" after each chapter.
Has Mo Yang had tuberculosis since he was a child?
It looks a bit messy in front of me and I can't understand it.
The tail is really multi-functional, one roll, hehe.
Hehe, I just like the scene of the three of them together.
The author is great, I didn't understand 0.0. It was Lu Si who killed all the nine-tailed foxes, and then Jin Ling killed Lu Si, right? But why did Lu Si kill the nine-tailed foxes? Why did Tao Yao hate Xie Bian so much? What role did Xie Bian play in the annihilation of the nine-tailed foxes? And in the last few chapters, they went to the Twelve Palaces. Did they travel back to the past? Does what they did have any impact on the future? . . Dada, I feel like you buried a lot of threads but didn't write out the QAQ, so I was a little confused after reading it. Anyway, I hope you can work hard! !
I like this kind of evil-spirited article. I haven't found it for a long time! Finally I saw it!
Still can't figure out the relationship between Xiyue and Su Niang?
Will Jinjiang block words? So there must be a pause between certain nouns?
Taking souls and exchanging souls is really like the sight of the ghost doctor in Heavenly Sword and Jue Dao who is extremely poisonous.
I have read 23 chapters. In fact, I hope to see "the author has something to say" after each chapter.
Has Mo Yang had tuberculosis since he was a child?
It looks a bit messy in front of me and I can't understand it.
The tail is really multi-functional, one roll, hehe.
Hehe, I just like the scene of the three of them together.