[Blurb]
Those who take their own lives have spurned the kindness of all living things, and will never again be born human.
But Yuan Qianshi is an exception.
A demon has searched for her for a thousand years, waiting for the day she can be born human again. It is willing to write her fate in the Book of Destiny and grant her every wish.
But just after her twenty-third birthday, her fate spirals out of control, and supernatural encounters become part of everyday life.
[Short Scene]
Ever since moving into her new place, Yuan Qianshi has developed a strange hobby: whenever she feels like it, she climbs over the balcony to bother her aloof, solitary neighbor, who is handsome and says little!
“If you don't open the door, I'll climb over your balcony!”
“If you don't say anything, I'll climb over your balcony!”
“If you don't like me, I'll climb over your balcony!”
Qi Jing: “Get down. Use the front door!”
An old demon who writes the Book of Fate vs. a mischievous girl who fights destiny
Theme:
The ending is dumbfounded. Is Pei Jun the reincarnation of Fu Qing and the God of Hades? Then the ending seems to be a double ending, feeling like both be and he.
The first male appearance is quite annoying these few times. He acts against the wishes of his sweetheart, just like Li Xunhuan.
I bought the whole chapter and read it. I really don't like the heroine. Every character in it lives a more correct life than the heroine (probably they are not pretentious, not pretentious, not a holy mother).
I can't say I hate it, but it's true that I don't like it a little bit…
I didn't really like the second male lead when he appeared, and I still don't like the second male lead. The male lead... Is only interested in pushing the female lead away, which makes me tired.
Sure enough, nine times out of ten things go wrong...
I always feel that the forgetfulness charm that the male protagonist asked for from the female protagonist was well-intentioned, but it resulted in bad consequences...
I always feel that there is a story between Pluto Mingxi and that Xun
The ending felt a little rushed, but it was still very enjoyable. I want to see Pei Jun and Mingxi's follow-up QAQ
The author writes really well! ! ! Requesting a side story! ! Asking for abuse! !
It seems that she has left her parents behind. The heroine has a very good relationship with Zhang Peiming. Are they like family members? She risked her life to save others. And does she have the ability to save others? But she just relied on her subconscious belief that the male protagonist would come to save her.
The ending is dumbfounded. Is Pei Jun the reincarnation of Fu Qing and the God of Hades? Then the ending seems to be a double ending, feeling like both be and he.
The first male appearance is quite annoying these few times. He acts against the wishes of his sweetheart, just like Li Xunhuan.
I bought the whole chapter and read it. I really don't like the heroine. Every character in it lives a more correct life than the heroine (probably they are not pretentious, not pretentious, not a holy mother).
I can't say I hate it, but it's true that I don't like it a little bit…
I didn't really like the second male lead when he appeared, and I still don't like the second male lead. The male lead... Is only interested in pushing the female lead away, which makes me tired. Sure enough, nine times out of ten things go wrong...
I always feel that the forgetfulness charm that the male protagonist asked for from the female protagonist was well-intentioned, but it resulted in bad consequences...
I always feel that there is a story between Pluto Mingxi and that Xun
The ending felt a little rushed, but it was still very enjoyable. I want to see Pei Jun and Mingxi's follow-up QAQ
The author writes really well! ! ! Requesting a side story! ! Asking for abuse! !
It seems that she has left her parents behind. The heroine has a very good relationship with Zhang Peiming. Are they like family members? She risked her life to save others. And does she have the ability to save others? But she just relied on her subconscious belief that the male protagonist would come to save her.