Xian Kou

Chang Kuotian, the princess of Liuzhou, was seriously ill and weak, and she died at a young age. In the 20th year of Emperor Xian Kang's reign, the princess died prematurely, and the whole country mourned. But...... Chang Kou, the eldest daughter of an aristocratic family, was treated by a Taoist priest and regained her life. She made up her mind based on her experience reading the fairy tales in the hospital bed over the years: "I want to become a disciple, work hard to cultivate, and save the world!" (Confidently clenching fists, raising hands to the sky) So she was immersed in the world of Xia Xia since she was a child. When she was fifteen years old, she went down the mountain to practice and met an arrogant young Xia Xia. Just when she was not convinced and wanted to fight for a showdown. I heard the young hero say: "The little junior sister of Ling Tian Sect? She's not that good either." How does he know that I am a disciple of Lingtian Sect? What's even more annoying is... What do you mean by not doing well! ! ! ! Chang Kou angrily came to fight with him and decided the winner. The result... Lost. The little young hero put away his sword and saluted leisurely: "Junior sister, I'm glad to meet you. I am the senior disciple of Lingtian Sect's swordsmanship, and your senior brother - Zhou Yuanji." It's over, what should I do if I act cool in front of the boss... Intention: Independence between heaven and earth, The breeze scatters orchid snow.