She is still the princess of the Peacock tribe, and she will do whatever it takes to become stronger.
Kuching asked her, "Your Highness Hua Shu, was it you who saved me?"
She smiled and said nothing. This was his own guess, wasn't it?
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Kuching longed to marry Hua Shu, but why was Hua Shu's heart so cold? Is everything just profit?
Don't you have any affection for him?
*
Ayin quietly fell in love with Kuching.
She was disappointed because she understood that Kuching only had Princess Huashu in her heart.
She secretly kept this love deep in her heart until she discovered that Hua Shu didn't really like Kuching.
As if she saw hope again, she said to Kuching, "Wake up, Hua Shu doesn't love you."
Obviously, Kuching already knew, "I know, but I still love her." He couldn't hide the sadness on his face.
Later
Ayin died, Hua Shu became the Emperor of Heaven, and Kuching became the God.
Before leaving the fairy world, his eyes were red and he asked Hua Shu in a trembling voice, "Do you want me to stay? As long as you ask, I will not go to the divine world."
He looked at Hua Shu carefully, hoping to see a trace of reluctance on Hua Shu's face.
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Hua Shu is still vicious, and Kuching also knows that the woman he likes is not so righteous, but he still falls soberly.
Hua Shu x Kuching
Concept: Villains also have merits