A common man is innocent of the crime of carrying a jade. I am the wall.
I am a pool of spring water that can revive human flesh and bones, can continuously produce spiritual veins for monks to practice, and can continuously produce spiritual stones for monks to spend.
I am a cauldron, with a delicate and soft body that is easy to push down, and a beauty that is as beautiful as a hibiscus. If you absorb my magic power, you don't have to worry about backlash, and it is even very nourishing.
I am a lover, I am crazy about him, I hit a big wall for him...
Until he cut off my neck with a sword, my love brain rolled several times on the ground...
Good news: Love brain is cured
Bad news: everyone knows I'm a good baby, and I can't protect myself.
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In order to avoid being coveted, I practiced among wild beasts, and lived among the human world. I disguised myself as a man to save my master's wife, worked diligently to take the imperial examinations, outlasted my opponents, and worked as a prime minister and assistant, trying my best to become an ordinary person.
Finally, I turned into a god and used the spiritual spring as bait to lure the monks from all over the world into the game to see how I could kill them all!
PS: The heroine's character was distorted in the early stage, but was cured by warm creatures one after another later.
Concept: There are many kinds of beauty in the world, but you are the most special one.