I transmigrated and became Dao Wujie's daughter. So here's the problem.
My second uncle killed my second brother, my third uncle killed my eldest brother, and my younger brother killed himself. On top of that, he isn't my father's biological son. My mother isn't my real mother, either. She's my aunt. My father not only wants to eat my eldest and second brothers, but also wants to kill my eldest uncle, third uncle, fourth uncle, and youngest uncle.
So here's the question: how do I survive?
The opening uses the cultivation system from Shrouding the Heavens, with all sorts of chaotic original worldbuilding. The blurb is a red herring; the actual writing style is quite serious.
After the heroine cultivates the One Qi, Three Purities technique, she's a full-blown split personality.
Her external incarnations are Ji Xiaoyue, Ye Wuwang, and Ye Xuan.
Dao Dad will be redeemed, but you know how awkwardly the story around him connects from one point to the next. At first, it's impossible to tell if he ever truly cared, so the heroine really can't get along with him in the early chapters.
I'll do everything I can to give Luo Huang, Feng Ying, and Mo Yu a happy ending.
A recommendation, *nervous nose rub*
It's been a year...
People who don't know the plot can't understand it at all, because there are always unfamiliar characters
See you next year at QAQ and wait for the big one to come back
Spreading flowers is great, come on, okay?
After finishing writing Daolong, I think I won't write it this year??? What's the meaning? Are you not going to write it?? No QAQ
Dao Wuxin also died because of Chuezi's concealment.
Suddenly I feel like it's good to attack yourself.
It also depends on what genre you like, text? Wu? Or both civil and military? Or a magic stick? And basically where should I write to know the positioning?
Not entirely. Those who are not relatives are too deadly. For example, Wuyi's pile, Yuzu, Suijidao's twins, and Xuehai's pile. . . By the way, Xuehai may be a little early. Let the protagonist Narcissus forget it→_→
Spreading flowers is great, come on, okay?