Welcome to collect the author's pre-collection article: "The scumbag lost his memory after rebirth"
Li Muyun, who was born in a martial arts family, followed her fiancé Chu Tianyi to Jiuzhou City.
Not long after arriving in Jiuzhou City, more than a dozen monks suddenly died suddenly in the Immortal Temple outside the city. Each of them died in strange ways. People said it was caused by monsters!
Curious, they went up the mountain to investigate the case. Unexpectedly, the case got bigger and bigger, and they actually led to a mysterious tribe that disappeared a hundred years ago.
The mysteries are revealed one after another, and when the truth comes, they find that there is a bigger secret waiting for them...
[Pre-received article: Copy of "The scumbag lost his memory after rebirth"]
At the age of sixteen, Mu Wanrou followed her parents' orders and married Mo Li, the son of the imperial physician Ling.
The moment she lifted the hijab, Mu Wanrou was ecstatic. Her husband turned out to be the son she had been in love with for many years. But her husband looked at her with unusually cold eyes.
After marriage, Mu Wanrou, who aspires to be a good wife, is gentle, virtuous, and filial to her parents-in-law. She won the hearts of everyone in the house, but not his.
Finally, she was tired, curled up, and wanted to quit! If she could do it over again, she would definitely choose to let go and let the two of them be free...
Later, she really returned to the age of eighteen, which was the second year after she married into the Mo family. Mu Wanrou proposed reconciliation, and although he was a little surprised, he agreed.
But who would have thought that just halfway through writing Heli Shu, he was knocked unconscious by a tile falling from the sky.
Opening his eyes again, he looked at her with astonishment: "I wonder which family the young lady is from. Is she married?" Mu Wanrou: "..."
Maid: "Master, are you confused? This is your wife!"
Mo Li's eyes lit up: "Seriously?"
Mu Wanrou stared at the half-written piece of paper in her hand, only missing a signature and Li Shu: "..."
Intent: A story of joy and sorrow arising out of "filial piety"
