For an individual who invests enough weight in a given destiny, his existence itself is a variable.
On the first day in the world of Red Mansion, the chess pieces fell from the sky, smashed the glazed tiles on the corridor, and landed in front of Daiyu.
On the second day after arriving in the world of Red Mansions, Chessman rescued Lin Mo, who had been given up on treatment by all the doctors, in order to repay Lin Mansion for taking him in.
On the third day after arriving in the world of Red Mansions, Chessman looked at the smart and interesting Daiyu and thought to himself: There just happened to be a lack of a disciple around him who would "do the work for him".
What, you said "It is virtue for a woman to have no talent"?
Is it really okay to say that men are superior to women to a person who comes from the world of immortality, which does not care about gender but only about cultivation?
Ps: Daiyu does not cultivate immortality, and the male protagonist has no CP.
Purpose: Every choice now is a path to the future