Different perspectives, different interests, there is no absolute right or wrong.
In troubled times, everyone is selfish.
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I could have stayed with him in Mobei
There is the brightest and roundest moon there
There are the sweetest and biggest melons
There is him who loves me the most...
But I came to the Central Plains alone
Met my most trusted friend
Met my best sister
Met him who I like best
And…
Forget it…
Who am I?
I am Bai Xi
Bai Xi means bright hope
No
I'm not Mu Qingluan
she is dead
Died in that big river...
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Damn, the plot, the name, etc. Were all thought of when I was in junior high school (too middle school) so don't complain hahahaha
I still want to finish writing this article
Buddhist update hehe
Let me explain first: everyone is evil, and there is not a single good person in the whole book.
The world view is a bit huge, and you may be a little overwhelmed after reading the first volume.
There will be flashbacks in volumes two and three, and then it will return to the normal order.
(It is recommended to review the first volume after reading the second and third volumes)
One final note: the female protagonist never liked the male protagonist at all.
Concept: What you see is always just the tip of the iceberg. Human nature is evil. Here, no one is righteous, no one is evil, no one is the protagonist, and no one is born to be a supporting role.