After Provoking the Thousand-Year Tree Demon Queen

Shen Qing and her friends were on an outing in the mountains when they suddenly encountered rolling thunder and fell off a cliff in the violent wind and rain. When I woke up again, there was a demon sitting next to me. He had white hair and dark clothes, and deep eyebrows. He was more beautiful than the immortal in the scroll. Shen Qinghe originally thought that the matter would be over after he kowtowed to thank him and promised to offer incense in the future. Unexpectedly, the demon took him directly back to the demon world without even a word of discussion, and never let him leave from then on. One day in the demon world is one year in the human world. By the time Shen Qinghe got rid of the demon's control, hundreds of years had passed. His parents and brothers had long been buried, and no one he knew in his family was gone. Shen Qinghe couldn't accept this earth-shaking change. He became ill with resentment and lingered on the bedside. Before he died, he left the demon with one sentence: I will never forgive you until I die! Cang Heng:… Later, Shen Qing and Samsara were reincarnated, and Cang Heng was split in half despite the rolling thunder, but still helped him achieve his ideal of taking the scientific examination and becoming a scholar, making up for the regret of not being able to support his parents, and fulfilling all his worldly wishes. Before reincarnation, Shen Qinghe snuggled in Cang Heng's arms with a smile: after drinking this bowl of Meng Po soup, I will still be your little baby in the next life~ For this reason, Cang Heng did not blink even after a thousand years of Taoism. Immortal Chang Ling couldn't stand it anymore. He pointed at Cang Heng's nose and cursed angrily: In order to make a mere mortal happy, even the gods he got could do it. Is there something wrong with your brain? Cang Heng squeezed the delicate little hand of the person in her arms and replied with three words: You don't understand. 1V1, Du Jie, both are good people. Intention: To be a good person.