The main text has been completed, the parallel world has been completed, and the extras will be randomly dropped from time to time.
Wei Shengmiao never thought that one day she would wear a book.
Although she knew she was wearing it now, she didn't have much sense of reality, so she just wanted to be her senior sister in the background, lie down, watch movies, and eat melon.
Then I found that I couldn't even watch the movie because the male protagonist was so miserable. Although in the original work, he successfully became a villain-type male protagonist at the end, it didn't mean that he wasn't miserable when he was a child.
But she doesn't want to be the savior, she doesn't want to conquer the male protagonist, let alone kill him.
Hesitating between saving and not saving, wandering between helping and not helping, finally one day, Wei Shengmiao overturned the car.
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Ye Shengshu personally wrapped her up with array patterns, and his bloody fingertips fell on the side of her face. She chuckled and said, "Senior Sister has to avoid me every time. I have no choice but to use some small tricks."
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She originally wanted to see the end from the perspective of a bystander, but Wei Shengmiao finally saved him. To change the fate of the son of luck, the price she paid was not small, but since she saved him, she would not regret it. After all, she had watched him grow up so big for so many years.
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During the hundred years she was gone, Ye Shengshu tore apart the words she said before she left over and over again, crushed them into pieces, and read them thousands of times, hoping that I would let Yunxiao Sect go...
He showed a cold and charming smile: "Yes, senior sister, but you have to live."
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(I actually said on Weibo that this is an awkward love story between two people, she is running away from him and he is chasing after her. It's not too long, so it won't be too sad. There may be a little glass shards. The author is Weibo: He Bai He Ri.)
Intention: Those in authority may not be confused, and bystanders may not necessarily understand themselves.