◇Strong combat power, natural stupidity VS burning and frivolous battle
◇The wooden woman and the fox man｜Micro group portrait｜Marriage first, love later (Unresolved love between man and ghost version)
Ming Dai was a little Taoist priest who was picked up by his master. He had a strong horoscope and a lot of yang energy.
The first time I went down the mountain in eighteen years was to get married to the most romantic and romantic man in the capital, the legitimate son of the Xie family who died of illness in a brothel a few days ago.
Before going down the mountain, Master said something serious and thoughtful: Of the three most beautiful things in life, none is killing monsters, making a fortune, and killing your sworn brother.
Mingdai gnawed on the steamed bun and nodded confusedly.
After going down the mountain, she felt something was not right.
She defeated monsters and made a fortune. She lowered her head with a sword in her hand and met her peach blossom eyes.
The ghost is afraid of light, so Xie Biehe squats in her shadow, his brocade clothes dragging on the ground, bored with a piece of grass in his mouth.
Their eyes met, he raised his head and whistled at her, smiling: "Handsome, madam."
Ming Dai: "..."
Emm......
Even if her husband is dead, he is still alive (⊙-⊙)
#I don't know wow, Master didn't teach me
#I am widowed, but not completely widowed
#After going down the mountain, I married a ghost husband who was as beautiful as a flower.
#Some people talk coquettishly about their high rank, but in reality, their wives blush when they tease them
#there are reasons for setting this up. Abandon the feudal dross and don't substitute it for reality.
#The male protagonist is very fishy, the female protagonist is very blunt, the ultimate invincible blunt, not enlightened at all, but after enlightening, she is super straight
#I haven't thought of a book title yet, so let's just pick one.
Intention: Feudal superstition is not advisable.
