(Everyone who reads the official version is an angel in this world~)
Hua Xian is a delicate, sickly beauty. Her husband is a nobleman of imperial descent, consumed by ambition and determined to reach the top.
Then, unexpectedly, she has a dream.
In the dream, she is bedridden, emaciated, and dies soon afterward.
In the dream, the world changes, becoming strange and unpredictable.
When she wakes, she takes action to change her fate. First, she buys a slave...
The little slave has emerald-green eyes, a slim waist and strong arms, and is tall and powerfully built. His fighting ability is off the charts... He's simplehearted and loyal...
From then on, her fate seems to change for real... but things grow stranger and stranger...
Crazy people and events start to plague her.
In the end, she still dies by accident.
And then everything goes completely off the rails... It gets downright crazy...
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"The Little Nun"
I've finished my studies at Sunday school and made it through summer vacation. At last, I'm about to become a proper nun.
One day, the older girl next door badgers me into going camping with her. I have no choice but to agree.
While we're camping, she is busy kissing her boyfriend, and I'm frying fish behind the car.
Suddenly, someone dressed as a clown appears behind us with a knife.
He relentlessly hunts us down, chasing our group of cars all the way along the road.
Later, I see the clown kneeling on the ground, kissing a young man's shoe and calling him "Daddy."
I know that young man. We used to play in the mud together when we were little...
By accident, I discover his secret: he was an experimental subject in an underground lab.
The lab researches cross-species gene transfer, and he is the only successful subject.
He has perfectly assimilated the genes of many species and is almost invincible.
I'm the only one who knows that he's sick, with an illness he can't bring himself to talk about. But it's a side effect of cross-species gene transfer, so it's not his fault.
As if things weren't bad enough, his body is so powerful that even Satan wants to possess him.
The bishop tells me to sacrifice myself to save him.
I cling to the poor young man's leg and sob, "Your life has been so hard, big brother. I'll help you with anything except that." How could I joke about my future? I've already given myself to God.
He gently strokes my head, understandingly. "All right. But if you ever see my eyes turn red, run as fast as you can. If you have to, use this to hit me." As he speaks, he hands me a gun.
He's truly an angel whose wings have been broken by fate! Sob!
Theme: Love means letting someone have what they need.
The story of Hua Xian's generation is quite interesting, a bit like previous martial arts novels. There is no need to read further when you reach Chapter 61. I don't know what the author is talking about, it's inexplicable. Even if you want to write a "posterity forum", you don't need to write so many chapters. Why is this book not in v? I think the writing style and storyline can definitely be included in v. The front part is quite exciting, and the author's own words are also quite good. It just doesn't feel like a romance, I'm just reading a story. To be honest, the two male supporting actors didn't feel much love. Zhu's character was like a dank male ghost, but it was not written out. Anyway, I just read a story now. Not much emotion
The story will end when the heroine dies in Chapter 61... I don't understand what is written next.
I feel that Hua Xian and Xixi are two people. It can be said that Xixi is the kind of person Hua Xian dreams of becoming, but I still prefer Hua Xian and cannot accept Xixi replacing her.
Wow, wow, they are not in good terms! Ps. In my opinion
But has Yin Zhenjing left completely like this? Readers don't care about sandwich cookies or encounters with demons. Can you write an extra chapter to explain this clearly? 🙏
Alas, even though the ending is a bit sloppy, it is finally over. Sprinkle flowers sprinkle flowers[rose][rose][rose]
It should be about writing the story after Hua Xian's reincarnation, that "sick beauty becomes even crazier after her death", but generally I feel that it might be more attractive to start writing after reincarnation and then insert the past life.
Why is the heroine always like this... Last time, I had to go check something out and coughed myself, which almost exposed me. Come again this time. If you know clearly what your strength is, just make good preparations and don't go out to fight and kill yourself, okay?
Is it wrong that Zhu Li wrote his age of twenty-one when he first arrived at the palace?
What does it mean that Leng Yu has been castrated...?