Announcement: This article has been transferred
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Announcement:
In the past two days, the previous content has been simply revised, so you don't need to refresh it from scratch. The parts of Volume 4 that are locked will be rewritten in my lifetime. The reason for rewriting is very simple: the author cannot control the huge layout that lasts for thousands of years, and the subsequent content has been stuck for half a year, and the space does not allow it, so he plans to change the writing method.
However, since the author has a formal job and his work intensity is close to 996, the writing progress cannot be completely guaranteed. But as I said before, I code some words every day, and when the number of words is about the same, I upload it and publish it.
PS: Thank you for your support.
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Modify some minor issues, you don't have to look at them.
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Will a person who has gone through many vicissitudes of life really remain as simple as before?
Can a person who has gone through ups and downs still be innocent and cheerful?
Is it possible for a person who is well versed in human feelings to be passionate?
Various versions of women can hold up half the sky
I suddenly realized that my heroine likes to make up my mind￣へ￣
Passing by Liuzhao, thank you for the favor
Content involved:
Nirvana in Fire---------Mu Nihuang (Light up skills: strong martial arts, formation of troops, good control of subordinates, and a little knowledge of medicine)
Five Rats in Tokyo-----Ding Yuehua (lighting skills: excellent swordsmanship, good at observation, careful thinking, mental tenacity, playing the piano and singing)
The Pretender---------Wang Manchun (Light-up skills: independent thinking, calm and courageous, good at pretending, and understanding of people's hearts)
Prequel to the Lotus Lantern ----- Ao Cunxin (lighting skills: moving clouds and spreading rain, soaring in the clouds and riding in the mist, caring about the common people, clear grievances and grudges)
Reservation content:
The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty-----Song Yuzhi (lighting skills: unknown)
If you feel that the protagonist's skills are not bright enough, it is not the protagonist's problem, but the author's problem. Comments are welcome, pats are not.