[A high-ranking and powerful minister x a little princess who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside]
To attract souls, the giver will be sent to endless hell, and the recipient will be able to live for hundreds of years.
The heroine Wen Luo used to bewitch spirits for the hero, but later had to get married because of her family and country, and finally died tragically.
The male protagonist Yuan Heng has great love and true asceticism. A monk returns to secular life and becomes a god of war in troubled times. He holds a Buddha in one hand to do good and a spear in the other hand stained with blood. Just so that the heroine can freely choose her own life.
The heroine, the princess of the Flower Kingdom, inherits the tradition of summoning souls. She looks cold on the outside but is weird and clingy on the inside.
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In troubled times, it is difficult for small countries to survive, and they can only rely on powerful countries.
In the spring of the seventeenth year of Yuanhe, Nankun War God Yuan Heng secretly went to Huaxi.
In the spring of the seventeenth year of Yuanhe, Princess Wen Luo of Huaxi rescued a monk who had returned to secular life, and married into Nankun in the same year.
In the 20th year of Yuanhe, Nankun War God failed in his rebellion and was stabbed through the chest by the prince in the palace hall.
In the 21st year of Yuanhe, Princess Huaxi gave birth to a baby boy named Nianyu in Huaxi.
Sweet doting, occasional abuse
Age difference, male C female C
[Calling Souls] series reading order:
"Calling Souls·Origin"
"Calling Souls·Reincarnation"
Then there is "Calling Souls·Heaven and Earth"
Intention: To make a wish a thousand times, it is best to have it come true
