Luo Yao has been wandering in the world of immortality for hundreds of years, breaking the sexual precepts of the Buddhist monks, becoming the love disaster of the ruthless Taoist master, stealing the marriage of the demon ancestor, and provoking countless proud men from various sects.
When the patriarchs of each family saw her, they all wanted to take their juniors to take a detour, for fear that their disciples would be lured into the world of mortals by her, indulge in love, and eventually lose their Taoist heart.
In response to this, Luo Yao smiled mischievously and continued to go her own way, keeping fish in her heart.
Until one day, she discovered that she was not traveling through time, but through books.
Or is it the 18th-tier cannon fodder female supporting character in the book who has low cultivation, an ugly face, and is repeatedly stepped on by the heroine?
And the fish she raised were all male protagonists and male partners in the book who fought for the heroine to the death?
Luo Yao: I feel like I'm really screwed up...
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Luo Yao's Quotes from the Sea King·Part 1
Since ancient times, deep love cannot be retained, only routines can win people's hearts.
A true emotional master is never born by sleeping with him, but by letting him be addicted to your unique soul and willing to become your fish.
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Later, one sunny afternoon, a certain handsome man opened this book of quotations and slowly, bit by bit, frowned.
[Reading Guide (Demining)]
1. The female protagonist is irresponsible when flirting with men and raising fish. The female protagonist is not C, but the male protagonist is C.
2. Some of the techniques used to tease people are purely fictitious and should not be imitated.
3. The heroine may use some PUA to lift her hair, but the author is really pure.
Purpose: Guard against scumbag women and scumbag men
