Also known as: "Wild Fire Never Ends Spring" - Screenshot
Falling Horse｜Tough heroine with strong vitality | Copywriting to be revised
In the fifth year of Taihe, on the eve of the new year, Princess Huihe, who was about to get married, died of drowning in Jingshan Hall.
Yunxuan sat at the end of the alley, listening to the people's pity for the princess who was born as an orphan, was sent to the palace by the imperial master because of the prophecy of the eight characters, and was given the honorary title: she had no luck and no chance to enjoy a wealthy life.
She rolled her eyes secretly, do you want this blessing?
She had had enough of the hard life of guarding the emperor from disasters in the Taoist temple in the palace, not to mention that the new emperor wanted to send her to get married after he was defeated after he ascended the throne!
Nothing good!
…
Yunxuan took one last look at the bustling long street and followed the caravan out of the city without any regrets.
She resumed her old business, and there was an elusive Taoist Aunt Yun in the world.
It's just... Yunxuan narrowed his eyes and looked at the handsome figure in front of the bookstore door.
Damn it, how could I be so far away from Luo Jing and still meet this unjust person... The God of Wealth!
She shrank her neck, turned around and ran away.
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The more Song Jue looked at her, the more he felt that the strange-looking girl not far away looked familiar, so he followed her by accident. When they reached the corner of the street, the girl looked back at him and ran away.
It's that little liar!
"Okay, I've caught you." Song Jue's gritted teeth sounded in his ears.
The moment he was caught, Yunxuan said to himself that it was over. Unexpectedly, the next second, a hurried and hoarse voice was heard: "One hour of hardware."
Yunxuan turned around in shock, only to see the cold-faced and noble young master staring at him, with a stubbornness in his eyes that she couldn't understand.
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Song Jue was born into a wealthy family and lived a smooth life until he was severely deceived by a little girl in Luojing when he was seventeen years old. He secretly vowed that if she was caught, she would be sent to the government for severe punishment.
But now that they had actually met, he looked into the little liar's glaring eyes, but he felt inexplicably awkward in his heart: Maybe she didn't lie to him, they had met so many times, and there might have been a misunderstanding...
He cleared his throat, with a hint of stubbornness in his tone that he was not aware of, and changed his words: "Ten gold, do you still read fortune tellers?"
[Astute, stubborn and decisive little Taoist nun x son of a fake, serious and innocent family]
1v1, double clean, he
The male protagonist's unconscious self-strategy, but he was actually not deceived emotionally
The heroine learned the skill. Strictly speaking, she only deceived the hero (there is a reason)
Completely empty
Intention: To be self-reliant and self-reliant, to do one good deed every day
