Qin Liangyan thinks the biggest flaw in her life is that she loves doing good deeds.
She felt sorry for the aloof little monk on Kongjue Mountain and insisted on rescuing him from the rules of the Buddhist order.
The little monk's Dharma name was Liaowu. He didn't like to smile, but he would hold an umbrella over her.
He didn't talk much, but he would come down the mountain to eat vegetarian wontons with her.
Qin Liangyan thinks she finally did a good deed this time.
Later, when he ran her through with a sword, she finally understood.
Do too many good deeds, and karma is bound to catch up with you.
Theme: Old scores must be settled, and you have to judge sincerity for yourself.
Very nice! It's great to watch! I like Xiao Qin's mouth. He is well organized and can speak well. Xiao Zong is not the kind of sad and bitter male protagonist. He can learn to reflect and make corrections. It's just short. Please put in more extras!
When it's heavy, it's like the ringing of a bell; when it's light, it's like the chirping of a bird in a parallel timeline. It's so awesome and profound... It perfectly writes "life"...
I always feel that the tree represents the beginning of a new stage for two people.
Boss, who are you? Jinjiang readers are blessed.
I feel so happy to see the update...
It's so awesome. You can see through people. The tone of writing is light but it's slap after slap.
I have to say these eight words "It's so awesome, damn it" 10,000 times
This is still too sharp hahaha
The writing is really awesome...
What I wrote here is really awesome