[Stepping into the minefield: ]
1. The original heroine, all kinds of nonsense cannot stand up to the test.
2. Although it is labeled bg, I personally think it should be a non-CP article.
3. The heroine is neither a time traveler nor a novice nor a hindrance. She is a professional chopper of rice dumplings, protects the innocent, protects the fat and protects the little brother (?
4. Su Busu A benevolent person sees benevolence and a wise person sees wisdom.
5. Please mark the red
6. I apologize for the poor writing style of primary school students.
There are original plots. There are original plots. There are plots about daily trivial matters outside Douwai.
[So you are welcome to eat if the above is confirmed↓]
When she was alive, she was dressed in red like fire, but she was pierced through the chest by her former lover with a long black sword, and she was forced to be buried under this mausoleum.
The black gold sealed soul meant that she could not reincarnate in another life. She could only wander around in this ancient tomb as a ghost for thousands of years, and her resentment could not be healed.
Many years later, the tomb was stolen, and the warm unicorn blood awakened her body. This old grudge was finally repaid by the hands of others.
But because her resentment has not gone away, the Prince of Hell refuses to accept her soul, so she has no choice but to place herself on the hated sword and turn into a sword spirit.
It's really ridiculous
"That... Miss Zongzi, you, what's your name?"
"... Red."
"Since you have no name or surname, and I don't know where you are from, but you like red clothes so much, how about I call you Hongyi?"
Copywriting for the Brain Sickness Series:
The corpse of a thousand-year-old woman has neither transformed nor decayed. In order to find traces of her lover, she turned into a sword spirit and pursued her all the way. She kept saying that she wanted her lover to die under her pomegranate skirt. Is behind all this the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality? Please pay attention to this issue of Tomb Raider Notes "The Life of Female Zongzi (Sword Spirit)".
