The unknown lazy author is making a fool of himself. This article is purely a novice's article.
Ruthless. Pure. The heroine is not a universal heroine, and at most she is not too white. The male protagonist is a dark and sullen character.
This may be a "bottomless pit", so be careful if you enter it. . . . . .
The author prays to Tathagata: "God, Lord, please bless me to write unique articles, Amen."......
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I am not traveling through time, nor am I resurrecting a corpse, I am actually reincarnated!
Haodi was reincarnated into an unknown country. . . . . . . . .
Wow, my life is so miserable. I don't know how I died. Not only do I have no memory of my life,
And I don't know how to reincarnate, so I became a lonely soul
I didn't see heaven or hell, let alone black and white.
I thought I was destined to be a ghost, but I just met him in my destiny...
A man who could help me reincarnate, I didn't know about it until later
In fact, he is also a ghost who cannot be reincarnated...
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Because the soul in the previous life was incomplete, death in this life is embarrassing.
The heretical ghost technique, borrowing the three souls and seven souls of others to make up for one's own...
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Sure enough, it's not a regular reincarnation!
Not only was my reincarnation in the wrong place, but the memory of me being a ghost has not been erased...
This time the cycle of fate is turning again... Step by step, gloriously heading towards a vulgar bloody drama.
After reincarnation, Ye Tong Shoe was so weak and sick that he was dismissed by an unscrupulous XX warlock who said, "Misfortune lies on blessings, misfortunes lie on them, and misfortune lies far away." The last sentence is, "The secret of heaven must not be leaked."
It is natural for an expert to have a superior opinion when speaking, right? So the simple meaning has since been misinterpreted. . . . . .
Some years later. . . . .
Brother, what I wanted to express back then was actually "Don't take yourself for granted." . . . . . . . . . . .