Wei Li has been regarded as unknown since she was born. The fortune teller said that her human bones were useless and she needed to find a perfect body to have her bones replaced. She just thought that she was talking nonsense.
By chance, she entered Xiling Pavilion and settled down here. However, she did not learn any magical skills. Instead, she learned the etiquette and rules that women should learn until she reached the age of hairpin.
Changlang asked someone to teach her the etiquette of women. The people in the pavilion just thought that the pavilion master had raised a daughter, and she became more and more graceful when she grew up.
Chang Lang shattered this dream when she was full of hope, and sent her to the palace of the emperor in the human world, just to protect her. Because her body and bones were mutilated, and the immortal magic was not available, she could only raise her carefully, but she was not willing to spend her life like this.
Three generations of thoughts, the pain of changing bones, great joy and great sorrow are all in vain
In the first life, I thought I could let her live her whole life in peace and avoid the pain of bone tempering, but...
In the second life, he searched for the most pure thing from the three realms to replenish her remaining bones. Unexpectedly, he accidentally became her private school teacher and unexpectedly married.
In her third life, she didn't drink Meng Po Soup, but she accidentally entered the demon world with the memories of her previous life. She saw familiar faces, completely different personalities, and a man on the throne looking down at her.
Switching identities, which one is Chang Lang? It turns out that she is the prey who is trapped the deepest. The last time she put on red clothes for him, it was just to cover up the blood stains all over her body.
After recovering his memory, Wei Li left in style, looking for peace and happiness in a small courtyard. Unexpectedly, he was entangled by a dead beggar.
Intention: In the three realms of immortals, demons and demons, a good heart is good
