The princess became a ghost and wandered around for hundreds of years, pestering the male protagonist just to atone for her sins. Li Zhu: I am so miserable as a woman. The male protagonist was killed and haunted by ghosts for several lifetimes. Song Jue: I am so miserable as a man. Text text: An unintentional remark made by Princess Li Zhu of Daying actually implicated all the girls and children in Song Taifu's family as slaves, and the men were executed, including Song Jue, the second son of Song Dynasty who had just returned to Beijing after studying abroad. When talking about the second son of the Song Dynasty, everyone feels sorry for him. Fengshen is handsome, knowledgeable, talented and kind-hearted. His "People's Livelihood Policy" is famous all over the world. He may have won the title of the first son a few years ago. Not to mention that Song Jue was a good person in his tenth life, with immeasurable merits and deeds throughout his life, and he will be among the immortals after his tenth life. But he didn't expect that his practice would be ruined by the little princess' words. Li Zhu soon suffered retribution and became the first princess to be choked to death. Guizhao refused to accept her, and only said that she would have another chance in the world. Li Zhu thought that a ghost had been wandering around for two hundred years without waiting for an opportunity. After receiving the guidance of the Bodhisattva, Li Zhu finally understood that his so-called opportunity was the reincarnation of Song Er, and with the GPS location given by the Bodhisattva, Li Zhu happily went to repay his sins, but it was difficult for Song Jue to start his life of being haunted by ghosts for several lifetimes... Reading tips and demining: 1.1V1, SC gangsters can eat with confidence 2. Small glass shards and big sugar, ending he3. A growth-oriented heroine, the experience of several worlds will teach her how to behave, but she is not a perfect personality! Don't come in if you don't like it
Concept: Equality, caring for people, people-oriented humanistic ideas