The little witch Nanyu is the personal disciple of the great witch Chu Zhan. She is responsible for offering sacrifices, praying for rain, being a witch doctor, and occasionally doing witchcraft.
Snake voodoo kills people, golden silkworm voodoo is vicious, peach blossom voodoo is confusing, three gold coins and five bahts can connect the gods, and the poisonous fangs of an eared viper save her life, but her master punched a snake-transforming talisman into her body.
She shares her life with a fake princess and cannot control her life or death. From birth to half-death, Nan Yu felt that she was very kind. She didn't know why Liu Qian called her a femme fatale all day long.
She didn't want to die or become a monster.
One sentence synopsis: Liu Qian found out that he liked her after forcing Nanyu to give up her life for others.
(The deception is actually that the heroine seeks her own death, which is very sweet, HE)
Four stories: Breaking Chang'an, Saving the Princess, Snake Talisman, and Seven Killings.
Two years ago, when Liu Qian met Nan Yu for the first time in Guangling, he forced her: "Since you claim to be able to communicate with gods, then calculate your own destiny."
She frowned, and under Liu Qian's gaze, she slowly laid out her calculations and made calculations reluctantly. At first, his face looked painful, then he became more and more confused, and gradually became confused and misty, as if his spirit had flown away.
Liu Qian saw that she was having fun and seemed to have calculated something bad, so he gloated and asked, "What fate?"
Nanyu raised his head and murmured in disbelief: "Seven kills, short life."
Two years later, in Weiyang Palace, Liu Qian asked: "What is my destiny?"
Nan Yu stretched out her index finger and gently tapped his forehead. She looked at him intently. After a long time, she said, "Your Majesty, you will live a hundred years."
Liu Qian also stared at her, his throat was raw, and he said with hidden pain: "You lied again, you didn't even count."
Nanyu grabbed his hand, pressed it on her heart, and said with a smile: "I wish you a long life."
