In his last life, Lin Mochi was targeted by heaven, suffered various accidents and died tragically. Unexpectedly, after his death, he actually time-traveled into a six-year-old child, worshiped Wen Zun as his teacher, and entered the Fusheng Sect, a hidden sect. In the troubled times, he sealed away the demon alone and lost all his cultivation. From the next 8,000 years, he became a flower god with no gimmicks in the fairy world.
However, 8,000 years later, the protagonist becomes his disciple by "coincidence", and a system named 520 appears inexplicably around him. It is euphemistically said to be responsible for the important task of correcting the world line and helping the protagonist unify the world.
But what he didn't expect was that what he traveled through time was a novel with two male protagonists! Dog Tiandao, Dog System, you want me to sell my waist!
The thoughtful little apprentice of the Black and White Tiger
×
The "vase" Master who does not touch his body among thousands of flowers.
The group portrait is in troubled times, and the broken mirror is reunited.
As for the deputy CP? Deputy CPs, feel free to mention them, there are too many to count.
Old readers may look familiar, yes, it is a revised version of "The Host Thinks About How to Kill the System Every Day"! I was really almost broken. I originally promised to stop updating and revising the article, but I really couldn't fill it in, so I just threw it away (No! I will fill it in! This time, I will definitely, absolutely, not set up a foreshadowing and fail to explain the follow-up QAQ)
I originally wanted to ask the deputy CP to go up, but after seeing so many, I might as well not explain it. I think you are tired of seeing it, so forget it. I believe you can discover the answer to my little easter egg by yourself (*??*)
I have written nearly 200,000 words. If there is any foreshadowing somewhere that I haven't explained yet, be sure to kick me in the comment area, otherwise I will have to use my fishy memory.
Intention: tit-for-tat invisible redemption
