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Cool, aloof sword-wielding nun top × devoted, clueless catgirl bottom. A fanfic set in the game Jian Wang 3, written for its 300th anniversary.
Xuan Xiao was a pure-sword cultivator. After being hurt by her former sweetheart, a showgirl, and a young Daoist attendant, she finally saw the light. White hair, a Jianming outfit, and the same blindfold as Ye Ying, supposedly from "cultivating the heart sword"? She'd be so cool that nobody could compare. At least, that was what she thought.
In the eyes of the world, Daoist Master Qingxu Xuan Xiao was a beautiful, dashing young woman with prematurely white hair, a black band covering her eyes, and blue-and-white robes. One look, and Guli couldn't tear her gaze away. As a disciple of the Holy Tomb Mountain's Mingjiao, Xuan Xiao was the first thing she'd ever wanted besides dried fish.
She was injured, and Xuan Xiao saved her. So she pretended she'd been touched and insisted on staying. You saved me when I was hurt, so you have to take responsibility and come with me.
Little lamb, how could you know that the catgirl who sticks to your side isn't coveting your little sheepskin, but your perky butt?
Premise: You can't choose to be born, but you can choose how to live.
This book is really pretty. . I really can't forget it 😭
Finished spreading flowers, I like them so much
The ending caught me off guard. Good guy, just two chapters.
? Xuan Xiao should be fine, right?
666, Wakamatsu's foreshadowing is so beautiful.
5555555I like this kind of blackening. Is it going to end so soon? I really like the ending of this chapter, the author did a great job developing the characters. The words are so funny
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Oh, it's so well written in big letters
Damn it, you play the flute too
It doesn't matter, at the worst, I'll just let myself go. If I write this article again, I might be able to be on the list. The original outline may not be applicable, so be more open-minded.