From the heroine's perspective: One day, I woke up in a hospital and was told I'd somehow already completed both my bachelor's and master's degrees. Six years studying abroad, all for nothing. With my head in a muddle, I returned to China to serve my country, but somehow I never managed to get onto the straight and narrow. Mainly because the strange skills I'd somehow picked up didn't seem like the sort of thing a law-abiding citizen ought to know... right?
From heaven's perspective: Meng Zhean thought returning home meant the start of a peaceful retirement. Little did she know there was plenty more trouble waiting for her: the centenarian her family had guarded for generations was haunted by a ghost; her martial-arts-trained junior from back home was forced into battles every day; her childhood friend, with whom she'd caused trouble and been punished time and again, was running around to various ancient tombs, half willingly and half under duress; before she'd even recovered her memories, she got a fellow patient; and, to top it off, she went out once and got tangled up with two ancient sea creatures. Oh, and there was another centenarian with the same face...
Years later, Meng Zhean felt she didn't need a fortune-teller to know she was fated to run into trouble with Zhang. She insisted that her daily life went off the rails after she met Zhang Hailou, but Zhang Hailou gave a wicked smile and said, "Cut the crap. It's obviously your families' history. And why should Haixia get to dodge the blame?" Meng Zhean smiled and shot back, "What do you think? Zhang 'Pain in the Neck' Hailou, have you Northeastern Zhangs ever considered renaming your hometown Longevity Village?"
Original female lead, probably an everyone-loves-her story (though not necessarily everyone), doesn't follow the original plot completely, lots of flashbacks, updates on a whim.
The heroine's background comes from Dragon Raja. The main characters are human-dragon hybrids, with dragon blood in their veins, whose mission is to slay dragons (the dragons of Western mythology). They're stronger than ordinary people, and those with a higher proportion of dragon blood can intimidate and suppress animals and creatures in tombs. Their headquarters is Cassell College, publicly an ordinary private university, but in reality something like a military academy specializing in dragon-slaying. This is only touched on briefly.
Theme: Good friends stick together for life. Whoever gets rich first is a dog.
It turns out that the hairpin Wu Xiaowu praised was given to him by Hei. It's true that a grandfather raised a granddaughter. He is rough but he is very considerate to his granddaughter.
It's not fun to forget anything but your bank card password!
I still really like the extra stories written by the teacher, a sense of loneliness, the sorrow of mixed blood, and the sea that can never be left.
Dr. Tu, just accept your fate, you have already fallen in love.
It's the only one who can take out money from black glasses 🍉
Damn it, the classic pairing of heroine and scholar 🥺
It's so good. Every episode makes me feel soft.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that hey, I feel like he is already very good at taking care of children compared to the 14-year-old taking the train, I laughed wildly.
Wow, the first time I met my little brother, Little Sun's An An was really, really warm.
Second uncle, you have no taste, you don't like Zulong figures! If not, can you give it to me?