You come from the wind, and I belong to you
The river breeze welcomes me, and I meet a famous dancer at a certain station. The seemingly cute boy has a lot of troubles. He often has nightmares, dreaming about being a useless scholar, and dreaming about a general being killed by being eviscerated on a high wall. She was even asked by "her" in the dream to convey "her last words." She believed in Buddhism and believed that every cause must have its effect, and finally had the opportunity to help "her" fulfill this regret. It turned out that I was loaded inside.
After a battle of wits and suspicion, she found out that the male protagonist she told her about also had this problem. But there is a slight difference. The protagonists are still the same, but the background has been changed. So why is Professor Gao Leng's previous life a village boss and such a passer-by setting = =
Small snippet:
"If you are bitten by a spider, you can become Spider-Man, so if I bite you, can you become mine?"
"What do you think? Who else can I become besides you?"
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