Monologue 1:
Even if a moth flies into the flame, we will never back down!
Monologue 2:
From the moment you saved me, I swore that one day I would take you under my wing.
Monologue three:
A startling glance is the first impression you give me, and the beauty of the country is the second impression you give me. I miss you, and I am very happy when you say you love me. But you left me once, twice, or three times. Is this what you call love?
Then don't blame me for breaking your wings.
Tips for reading the article:
There are three main emotional lines in the story, one is between the senior brother and the demon saint, one is between the master and his apprentice, and one is between the heroine herself.
The heroine adopted a child
There may be small or large swords, depending on my mood at the time (dog head), and the nature of this article has changed.
There are personal references in the article.
Finally, welcome everyone to read the article
Concept: Osmanthus