Song Shuqi wore it on the second male lead. A strange second male lead who is like the hero's master is like the hero's golden finger of human flesh.
I really don't understand what this second male figure is doing, he obviously has power, a house and land. (??ω`? )
When I met the male protagonist for the first time, my reaction was "I'm Mr. Song." His reaction was that this young man looked promising at first glance. Although he has nothing now, I bet that he will make a fortune and become well-off. Famous paintings of sword battles are hung on the walls, and spiritual weapons are piled on the bed.
What should the male protagonist do now that he has nothing? It doesn't matter, I'll help him. The first time I met him, I took out the peerless sword at home. Someone like me, Song, has such a good sword. I never use it, not for anything else, just for fun.
The man wants to conquer the world? I will accompany him. Is the hero short of money? I'll give it to you with both hands. The male protagonist is being hunted? I protect the hero. The hero jumped off a cliff, and I jumped with him. The hero was rescued by a big bird. I hung straight on the tree, watching the hero cry silently.
Why do I, Mr. Song, help the male protagonist without any regrets? Is it love at first sight?
Song Shuqi nodded with tears in his eyes. It was probably love at first sight. What else is there besides love at first sight?
Could it be that he owed it to the male protagonist in his previous life?
The character design of the second male lead is simply unreasonable and easy to defeat.
Intention: The interest of the human world lies in the prosperous and troubled times, and the aspirations of immortals are in idle clouds and wild cranes.