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His mother said that her way is to hold the sword to protect the world.
His mother also said that if you embark on this road, you will face countless betrayals and separations.
His journey of cultivation began with a heart-wrenching parting.
The way of heaven is not ancient, and the road is very difficult. It only takes a thought to destroy the way or protect it.
——He never wanted to protect anyone in the world. He only wanted to protect the people he wanted to protect. This was his way.
After these countless partings, how will he choose?
Please stay tuned to watch the journey into the path of cultivating immortality - the Tao of Immortality.
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I don't know how to write copywriting. It's just an ordinary story of a young man who goes through various experiences on the road to immortality and finally reaches the pinnacle of life.
I just want to write a long and stinky golden finger article.
(But it doesn't seem very pleasant?
Minesweeper: main attack, plot-oriented, don't stand on CP easily, super super super slow, updated every week
Reader comments
It's so uncomfortable. This kind of story of being teased by responsibility and fate and destined to be unable to stay together is really terrible.
The guesses of the sisters downstairs are great! Then regarding the last paragraph, "Only 'I' came here with memories of my life", I actually have two guesses.
The first one is that the identity of "I" is unknown. I am just a character who tells about Lindsay, Ise, the Northern Forest and the whole world from the perspective of "I". In the end, I become a character similar to many adventurers, somewhat similar to NPC. As for the part "'I' am not a mortal", maybe it is just a setting?
The second is that I suspect "I" is actually Lindsay Ludwig. The previous chapters talked about the resemblance between "I" and Lindsay, the fact that "I" was not a mortal, and the sense of familiarity that "I" felt when I arrived at the hotel.
This makes me feel that the world is a circle, or that "my" experience is a circle. What I understand is that it is a bit like the feeling of crossing the Wangchuan River, drinking Meng Po Soup and being reborn as a human again - "I" drank the "Meng Po Soup", but did not finish it (?). "I" did come with memories, but was cut off from all causal connections with "people" in this world.
Only the relationship between "I" and "me" is the deepest and most difficult to completely remove, so Lindsay's legs recovered as before and she "went to another world" to meet "me". As for "another world", I prefer the feeling of flashback or the feeling that Lindsay doesn't want "me" to forget this past with Ise, so she "tells me" as "another person".
Well, that's probably it (my writing is so messy...)
Of course, the above are just my personal guesses. What my wife wrote is really good! !
Can any friend tell me why the copy of this article has been blocked? I revised it several times but it didn't work.
No... Those things have all disappeared like smoke and have been forgotten.
It's so uncomfortable. This kind of story of being teased by responsibility and fate and destined to be unable to stay together is really terrible. The guesses of the sisters downstairs are great! Then regarding the last paragraph, "Only 'I' came here with memories of my life", I actually have two guesses. The first one is that the identity of "I" is unknown. I am just a character who tells about Lindsay, Ise, the Northern Forest and the whole world from the perspective of "I". In the end, I become a character similar to many adventurers, somewhat similar to NPC. As for the part "'I' am not a mortal", maybe it is just a setting? The second is that I suspect "I" is actually Lindsay Ludwig. The previous chapters talked about the resemblance between "I" and Lindsay, the fact that "I" was not a mortal, and the sense of familiarity that "I" felt when I arrived at the hotel. This makes me feel that the world is a circle, or that "my" experience is a circle. What I understand is that it is a bit like the feeling of crossing the Wangchuan River, drinking Meng Po Soup and being reborn as a human again - "I" drank the "Meng Po Soup", but did not finish it (?). "I" did come with memories, but was cut off from all causal connections with "people" in this world. Only the relationship between "I" and "me" is the deepest and most difficult to completely remove, so Lindsay's legs recovered as before and she "went to another world" to meet "me". As for "another world", I prefer the feeling of flashback or the feeling that Lindsay doesn't want "me" to forget this past with Ise, so she "tells me" as "another person". Well, that's probably it (my writing is so messy...) Of course, the above are just my personal guesses. What my wife wrote is really good! !
Can any friend tell me why the copy of this article has been blocked? I revised it several times but it didn't work.
No... Those things have all disappeared like smoke and have been forgotten.