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Tags
- ThemeWestern Fantasy
- POVDual POV
- Age18+
Synopsis
The stubborn and tough-tongued sultry Japanese girl × the chatty and scheming Sunshine Guard According to word of mouth among the people of the Yu Kingdom, the founding monarch accidentally saved a demon who was in trouble. Unexpectedly, the demon actually became an immortal. In order to repay his kindness, he promised to protect the longevity of the Yu Kingdom. As a result, the Yu Kingdom had a person who could reach heaven and earth to ensure the peace and prosperity of the country. Everyone called him the Sun, and his successor was called the Girl of the Sun. The Japanese girl Lin Shengchen never thought that she could leave the capital. She had been trapped here since she was a child, and she had become numb. She never thought that she would have to take a strange man with her to complete her mission. But gradually, she seemed to have regained her curiosity about the world. She doesn't tell fortunes for herself. "Everything is fate, and no one can control anything." Moreover, her own fate seems to have been predestined. She only tells fortunes for the people she asks for. Originally, she thought she had already accepted her fate, accepted the lives of others, and accepted her own fate. But when she saw the figure curled up next to her, he murmured in sorrow and panic: "Is he dead?" "You can't die." Although they had only known each other for a short time, she pulled out the two daggers from her waist. She would protect him and change his fate even for a moment. She knew it wasn't just because of him. She just didn't want to leave everything to her fate. That was too incompetent. She hated that kind of cowardly behavior. Even though her fate was determined, she would still do something, regardless of the cost. Along the way, her hobbies gradually increased. Originally she only did reading and drawing talismans, but since she learned that Li Fenghe was afraid of ghosts, she couldn't help but think it would be good to add another hobby to her. Returning to the guest room from the terrace of the inn, Lin Shengchen heard the door closing on the opposite side. Li Fenghe had gone back. She sat quietly at the table and practiced calligraphy. In the dead of night, she looked out the window at the night. There was silence all around. The room was not soundproof. She could vaguely hear the sound of people moving next door. The time had come. A smile emerged. She turned her fingers over and waved her hand. The candle in the next room went out without any wind, and a low-pitched exclamation from Li Fenghe was heard. "Ah - there is a ghost again -" Lin Shengchen's lips could no longer be suppressed. Li Fenghe originally thought that being able to stay by her side as a secret guard would be the best, but he never expected that he could complete her mission with her. He touched the jade hanging on his chest. She said that he was a lucky man, and he was lucky enough. Along the way, Li Fenghe worked hard. Seeing her confusion and numbness, he tried to get everyone to give her gifts and make her feel loved by everyone; sensing her silence, he racked his brains to get her to say more; sensing the shackles of her childhood, he created opportunities for her to talk to her old friends again and rescue her from being trapped in her childhood... Gradually, he could see the carefree smile on her face, hear her teasing, and even see the resentment after she got angry. She had changed. He knew that even though she said, "Everything is fate, nothing is up to you." She was always cold and frosty, but Li Fenghe knew that she never stood by and watched, and her heart was still warm. He knew that she was very brave and that she would have a life that was unique to her and no longer had to bear the identity of a "Japanese girl". Originally, he felt very satisfied just by staying by her side. But gradually, he seemed to be a little greedy. He wanted her to remember his memory, and he wanted to make a deeper impression in her heart. He didn't know whether this was right or not, but he had already made up his mind. Intention: Two-way redemption