If Zhang Tangxuan ever wanted to write a book, he could probably only write his autobiography, The Years I Spent Being an Idiot.
Wu Yuan looked at the latest message from the contact saved in his WeChat as "Big Dummy": More terrifying than ghosts and gods is the human heart. Wu Yuan silently closed Moments and thought that Big Dummy might never finish this book in his entire life.
Just then, Big Dummy sent another message: Something went wrong with that job from before. Wu Yuan's heart gave a jolt. Before he could type a question, Big Dummy sent another message: The bridge collapsed. All twelve pedestrians on it fell to their deaths on the spot.
Unable to hold back, Wu Yuan started a voice call. The other side answered almost immediately, and Zhang Tangxuan's low voice came through. "That's not even the most important part."
Wu Yuan asked, "Is there anything more important than twelve lives?"
Zhang Tangxuan said, "The surveillance footage shows twelve people falling, but they pulled thirteen bodies out of the river."
Wu Yuan said, "So there's one extra person?"
Zhang Tangxuan said, "Not necessarily a 'person.'"
A sharp-tongued, arrogant rich second-generation senior brother with a supernatural constitution X a calm junior brother
They're both part-time celestial masters, though only half-qualified.
Older man/younger man: Zhang Tangxuan (top) X Wu Yuan (bottom)
Updates at random.
Author's Weibo: Situ Jiuliu
Premise:
It's been a long time since I've seen such an interlocking supernatural article. Thank you very much.
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Oh my gosh it looks good!!! But locked for two chapters...
Oh my gosh it looks good!!! But locked for two chapters...
Good luck! What impressed me the most was the part where they passed through the rift in time and space, although it was a bit scary to think about it.
In the end, I didn't understand whether the soul in Xiao Yuan's body was Li Qiang or Wu Yuan... The master said that Wu Yuan died at the age of 13, so why did he say that Li Qiang's soul occupied his body in the dialogue with Aunt Xue in the illusion at the bottom of the lake... And why did Jin Mingming help Xiao Yuan? Was it to repay his kindness or was he moved by Xiao Yuan and was willing to help him? I was a little touched when he showed up later to guide Tang Xuan. It would be nice if there was a side story related to Jin Mingming... Also, I don't know if I missed it. I don't understand why the master used Zhang's father to lure Tang Xuan there. Could it be that Li's father's seizure must be carried out there? In this case, wouldn't it be better to prevent them from going to Tibet in the first place?
Is the girl with long curly hair a little fox? In the end, she repaid her favor to Wu Yuan, woo woo woo woo.
It's a bit disappointing except that two chapters are locked.
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