Lin Suxi is a disciple of Mingshang, and the senior brother of the first generation disciples of the Hanxi Sect is actually a member of the Demon Sect! The world criticized him, saying that he killed his master, Master Mingshang... But a few people remembered that he was once gentle and kind. He was only 17 years old when he was framed and reviled by the world!
There will be no stand-in jokes in this article, it's the New Year of Double Cleanliness! New year! New year! (Say important things three times!)
This article is divided into three volumes. The first volume focuses on Chu Qiuran, the second volume focuses on Ming Shang, and the third volume focuses on Lin Suxi. The perspective is quite comprehensive, and there will be no forgettable pits. Because the main CP is quite cruel, I will make a sweeter secondary CP and put it in the extra chapter. Because my name is useless, the protagonist who was originally planned to be written in other books may come in as a guest character. Don't mind (because guest appearances can not only be guest characters, but also use the background to write several articles. I am really a clever little guy)
Then the original name of this article is "Qiuning Han Xishang", and the author's original pen name is Xue Muxi. Because the writing was too bad, I reset the plot. I will update it slowly in the future, because I am still a child and don't have a lot of time to type, so I will update it slowly, and I won't get into trouble! Because I love Lin Suxi so much!
Ming Shang: "Try saying something again!"
Okay, okay, okay, I hope you all like it. I won't have too many cheats in this book, but it won't be too much to give a little better talent. There should be abuse in the middle, and abuse is healthier. I originally only planned to write the first volume of BE, but now I think about it and I can't bear it, so I will slowly update the three volumes of HE!
I wish you all a happy reading and support me, and Jinjiang will exclusively authorize it
Concept: There is no free lunch in the world. Everything requires effort to achieve results, but efforts may not result in results.