The Last Confession Before Turning into a Butterfly

Post the story first, and the text will be based on the time of writing. At that time, she was still a butterfly whose intelligence had not yet developed. She was about to be killed by the fangs of a spider, but it was the young man who split the spider web with a sword. He had no intention of rescuing her, but he taught her to never forget her. From then on, no matter the wind, frost, rain or snow, there was always a dreamlike and magnificent blue butterfly resting gently on the tip of his murderous sword. The seniors of the demon clan said that butterflies live in spring and die in winter. This life is too short to achieve greatness. But she was too stubborn, she just wanted to see him one more time, tried her best to cultivate her human body, sneaked into the high fairy gate, and looked at him silently across the sea of ​​people, the red dust and white snow, not near but not far away. Don't bother, don't be too greedy. People around the young man came and went, and he grew from a swordsman to Bai Yueguang, the number one swordsman in the world. Her life has also come to an end. Before she was completely wiped out, she mustered up the courage for the only time in her life to confess her love to the boy. Not surprisingly, he refuses to associate with demons. She smiled in relief. That day, blue butterflies flew all over the mountains and plains from Lingxu Sect, and they disappeared at the touch of a touch, like the bubbles of a dream. Everyone says that these are the tears shed by monsters when they disappear into the world. - Many years later, the butterfly emerged from the cocoon again and returned to its old place, and was shocked to find that the world of cultivation had changed. It is said that Bai Yueguang, the best swordsman in the world, had his sword heart broken a hundred years ago and fell into the devil's path. Over the years, he has become more and more frighteningly powerful. He always asks everyone he meets if they have seen any of his Taoist companions. She was stunned: "Who is his Taoist companion?" The storyteller sighed: "A butterfly whose body and soul are gone." "...?" - Source of inspiration: Xian 1 "Always Quiet" "The love I give you has always been quiet, in exchange for your occasional care. The love I give you has always been quiet, and I have made up my mind from the beginning." Screenshot of copywriting 2024.11.7 Intention: Cherish the people in front of you