After Pangu created the world, the world was divided into six realms.
Gods, immortals, humans, demons, monsters and ghosts. The six realms each perform their own duties and jointly promote the operation of the six realms.
Among them, the world of gods and immortals dominates.
Not good! The previous God of Matchmaking made a mistake, and the God of Gods has a new God of Matchmaking.
What are the characteristics of the new media god? Innocent, simple, and full of lotus fragrance, this is the impression He Si'er has in the minds of other gods. To put it bluntly, he is a novice.
When He Si'er received the appointment, the lotus flowers around him opened and closed, and he also showed a very strange feeling, as if to say, why is it you?
He Si'er himself was confused. How could I, a new little god, suddenly take on the important role of matchmaker?
Of course, the "innocent and simple" He Si'er is not the kind of god who is used to waiting passively.
Let the God of Matchmaking start doing it, but what is love? I don't understand
The god-general watched the new matchmaking god He Si'er come and go every day, and the entire passage of the Six Realms was filled with the fragrance of lotus.
Divine General: Little God of Matchmaking, can you take away the scent of your lotus, otherwise I won't be able to help you cover it up?
Matchmaker: Great General, I have a natural scent and I can't hold it back. Why, is this scent bothering you?
Divine General: (It disturbed my mind...)
Setting: A novice matchmaker who is scheming and sees things clearly but does not know how to love
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The other one is a time-travel article "Traveling to a World of Routines to Start a Business". I will update that one first.
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Intention: As a god, the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility; love is mutual giving, not unilateral giving
