This is a story about a man who died for the sake of attack, and then was reincarnated and was seduced by him.
This is a story about a man who chases his wife thousands of miles to death.
80-Word question:
The master of Yunye Palace in Yunzhou City disappeared overnight and was looking for his wife?
The prince of Dongyang Kingdom was born and the golden light shrouded the imperial city, but he was actually a destined true dragon?
The regent of Dongyang Kingdom, who was born out of nowhere and took the throne, was actually doing it for the prince?
The prince of Dongyang Kingdom fell in love with a man who was actually his lover in his previous life?
80 Word poem:
At Yunshan Temple outside Yunzhou City, the abbot of the temple has supernatural powers.
Those who indulge themselves will die, and those who are ruthless will follow.
Everyone is wondering why, and they don't know who is the red thread.
The clear sound of a glass lamp makes a lover repent.
After finding the red thread, he went under a pseudonym and pursued his wife for a long time.
[Ruthlessly seeking death for his wife, violently seducing her and attacking her Ⅹ as much as possible, reincarnating as a tsundere]
Demining:
① Many things will not be written in the text. Look at the serial number. The serial number means there is an explanation at the end of the chapter. Questions are really not welcome.
②Take a look at the rubbish writers who don't know how to write copy.
③Rarely write about ancient times, the words should be used carefully and the speed is slow.
④Short stories, probably updated daily, there is no specified word count, just one chapter. I feel that this chapter has completed what it wants to describe, so I can move on to the next chapter.
⑤Newcomers behave very well.
⑥This is a meme that I am very fascinated by. I have never seen my wife write it, so... I do it myself and have enough food and clothing.
⑦There are a lot of private facilities, please don't enter if you mind.
⑧The three authors are busy and will be updated around 6.13. You can blame the author, as long as you don't curse people. 23333.