The humanoid crane sister who looks like Himawari but is actually surly and dark at heart VS the arrogant and fierce brother who is defeated by just one mouth
Copywriting 1 (female perspective):
I hate myself and hate my fate. I was "born toward the sun" under the bright and scorching sun, but you accidentally caught a glimpse of the stinky and deceitful nature.
Ye Qingtian, in my life, I don't know what beauty is. Until I met you.
The blue sea and sky, the stars and rivers are always bright.
The sea on this side of the mountain, the gulls on the other side of the sea.
And you, who smiled brightly at me at the age of eighteen.
One sentence introduction: I once wanted to compromise, but you insisted on passing the knife from the side.
Copywriting 2 (male protagonist's perspective):
"Seagulls, seagulls, our friends."
The seagulls are real, the lyrics are real, and you are fake.
You are the hunter.
I thought you were struggling desperately, but I didn't expect that you were just seeking a dignified death in your aimless struggle.
Copywriting Three (Inspirational Version):
"Ye Qingtian, it turns out there is really a sea on this side of the mountain."
She wanted to say that there were thirty-five thousand miles between them and they were not a good match.
"Oh, there is a Smurf on the other side of the mountain and the sea."
Want Tinker Bell?
The kind that makes all your wishes come true.
"Tinker Bell, I want a bamboo dragonfly."
Demining:
1. The female protagonist is three days older than the male protagonist.
2. A scheming female protagonist without a heart will most likely abuse the male protagonist. It's very sweet in the early stage, but in the later stage the female protagonist crazily abuses the male protagonist.
3. Redemption.
4. SC, 1v1
Intention: Getting rich first leads to getting rich later, and the same goes for learning.