Zhi Ya woke up in a misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River. She sat and looked at the sentient beings in the six realms, but she was in the world of mortals with a flick of her sleeves. Later, many people called her a banished immortal.
If there is an immortal in the world, he should be like this in the mortal world - someone once used this sentence to describe her, this peerless romantic figure who shines in the world, this true immortal who plays in the world and is not stained by the mortal world. What they don't know is that Zhiya is indeed a banished immortal who comes from the highest point of the Nine Heavens and goes to the lowest of the six realms. Zhiya looks at Chanjuan in the distance. Who has ever seen a banished immortal who works diligently in the classroom during the day and leads his younger brothers to strive for a happy old age at night? From time to time, he has to face a series of life-threatening calls from readers/fans/fans.
A person achieves nothing when he is in his late twenties. He wears a mask of pain every day and fights for peace in the six realms.
Zhiya: Carrying a face. Jpg
#At first I also wanted to be a fairy
#Why bother to let me do it? Take a step back and the sea and the sky are brighter. We are all civilized people. We are free and easy and don't seek Tao. We just want to be happy and banished to immortals.
It's a mixture of many elements. Overall, it's a relaxing novel. It's slow-paced and doesn't slap the protagonist in the face. It's full level at the beginning. Well, it's just a joke.
Intention: All living beings in the six realms have emotions.