Before becoming the illustrious great demon of ancient times and the present, Ah Ni was just a little kid who picked up rags.
No one knew where she came from, and no one burned paper to support her. Every year during Qingming Festival or Zhongyuan Festival, she would follow other ghosts and pick up leftovers to eat, and she lived like this for two hundred years. Suddenly one day, she received a heavy basket of gold ingots.
Made a fortune!
However, her "rich man" is still a little kid with missing front teeth and a leaky mouth. He was crying and burning paper, muttering: "Here, give it to little Ah Ni, little Ah Ni, you have to eat so well in the underground that you don't get caught making soup..."
Little Ah Ni is a little black dog raised by the fifth prince of Dayan, Wei Shengyue. On the way to escape, he was caught by the Queen the day before yesterday and cooked into a pot of broth.
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From then on, Ah Ni changed from a rag-picking kid to a little follower of Wei Shengyue. Because if you follow him, you will have meat to eat.
She helped him drive away wild beasts, help him hide from his pursuers, help him bury his parents, and help him make a comeback.
She killed more and more people, and became stronger and stronger. Everywhere she went, the mountains cried and howled, and finally she personally put a once crying and indecisive little kid on the throne, and saw that he would leave his name in history and be called the emperor of the ages.
But she "died" on the day he ascended the throne, a dream that lasted for eight hundred years.
When I woke up again, everything was turned upside down. The building stands tall and towers into the sky.
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"In the first year of the Great Zhao Dynasty, Ni died under the divine cauldron. The national master Jing jumped into the cauldron, and his body was burned by the fire of karma, leaving no bones. The whole country was horrified."
"In the 40th year of the Great Zhao Dynasty, the king of Chengyang rebelled, killed Emperor Yue under his horse, and gave his head to dogs to eat."
Killed pretty well.
... But, who is the Chengyang King?
While she was recuperating, she continued her unfinished business of picking up rags and accidentally picked up a high school student's Chinese textbook. I squatted on the ground and thought very seriously for a long time.
Suddenly, a whistle was heard overhead.
A half-grown boy in school uniform was sitting on the wall, smiling and taking some time to relax. He tilted his head towards her and asked, "Have you read enough of my books?"
His name is Wei Chen.
It has the same name as the birth date of King Chengyang, the later Emperor Hui of Zhao, who had been dead for more than 700 years, killed his brothers and nephews, and was cruel and rebellious.
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Smiling Tiger × Infatuated Clam
"I love you where no one is."
Purpose: Daughters should be self-reliant
