Mu Ran now thinks back to the time she woke up: Under the bright stars, Yue Zeyi, who was all battle-damaged but not less beautiful, protected her in his arms. He lowered his cold eyes slightly to cover up the worries that he had not had time to take back, and asked her in a stiff tone if she was okay.
She thought she was moved for a moment, but she blamed it on her own sexual desire.
The two of them fought from the sky to the earth, and the gods and ghosts were abandoned. The cause was just a question from the King of Ghosts and a wrath from the Buddha.
But she never expected that the Ghost King would lose his memory.
Mu Ran looked at the small blood mark on his cheek with mixed emotions. She went from confused to happy, from happy to secretly admiring herself, and finally had a sudden flash of inspiration.
The instruction to "beware of the ghost king's evil deeds" still rings in my ears.
So, she looked at Yue Zeyi kindly and gently, the smile in her eyes was as bright as the stars, and her sonorous and powerful words were full of unwavering faith: "Yue Zeyi, let me tell you about your original intention of being good despite being limited by worldly prejudices!"
Yuezawa:......
But in the end, it turns out that all this was clearly her original intention
[The unorthodox little theater doesn't even spare the introduction to the series]
Yuezawa Yi: They say that all love at first sight is love at first sight.
Mu Ran: They say that behind every step, there is deep love as deep as the sea?
Yuezawa:?
Mu Ran: I think there is actually a possibility that 'hatred is as deep as the sea'
Yuezawa Yi: ... You made a mistake. This is a sweet article, not a revenge article.
Intention: To do good without asking about one's origin, to overcome evil without knowing the cause and effect