The heroine is the only stone with spiritual consciousness in the sky and on earth. She is a leader in the stone world. She is determined to become an emperor-level stone. She will never be a toy stone to lose her ambition, and she will not be happy to miss the Shu stone.
But is she really her? Is she really the heroine?
The male protagonist guesses by himself that he may be alive, he may be dead, he may be dead and resurrected, but it is certain that this is a one-to-one novel that may be sweet, may not be sweet, may be half sweet and half not sweet, may be only a little sweet, may be not sweet at all.
Purpose: Through the article, it is possible to climb up from the bottom, and there are no absolutes. I also reject stereotypes. I hate those articles about noble family backgrounds, which describe people from humble backgrounds as particularly bad. It tells the story of a group of princes and princesses falling in love. It is boring.