
Ripples of Dawn When Snow Falls
雪落时黎光涟漪
by Cherry Falls Are Not Yingluo (樱落不是璎珞)
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A piece of paper talisman filled her life and told the story of their fate. The most powerful rune master in the interstellar era died. His body was blown to pieces, leaving only his scattered spirits to return to the world. The culprit was the fragment of the Rune Book in her body. Just when Yan Liyi was wondering whether it would disappear together with herself, its real owner appeared - the God of Runes. Fu Shen used Yan Liyi's survival as a bargaining chip in exchange for her to go to another world to recover all the remaining scrolls for him. Her body was damaged too much and was repaired by the Fu Shen, while her spirit body could only temporarily stay in the body of Miss Yan, who had the same name as her but was not favored. The good news is that the spirit body, which is as light as floating clouds, now has the feeling of heaviness. The bad news is that she didn't feel the tearing pain during the explosion, which was all over Ms. Yan's body. After her mother's death, Miss Yan changed from being the apple of the Yan family's eye to a down-and-out young lady who no one cares about. She fought with wild dogs for food, was ignored by servants, and was bullied by her sisters. She survived, but she did not expect that her sisters would dare to kill her. The price of resurrecting a corpse is to help Miss Yan fulfill her last wish. Yan Liyi knows her hatred from the inherited memory, so there is no need to guess her last wish. A person who was innocent and well-behaved in the eyes of the world suddenly became aggressive and determined to retaliate, and the name of the evil woman spread far and wide. In order to overthrow the Yan family, Yan Liyi was forced to get involved in the treacherous power struggles in the Liang Kingdom. Talisman cultivators are extremely scarce, not to mention that Yan Liyi has a good understanding of cultivation. Even if she starts from scratch, she will still be a powerful person. From now on, a talisman will become the hope and nightmare of countless people and countless demons. In the past, she had no intention of caring about others. After reviving her life, she discovered that the ruthless way she cultivated attracted peach blossoms. Yan Liyi could always drive them away with some tricks, but why were the peach blossoms so sticky this time? Male protagonist's perspective: Yang Ruixue really couldn't remember when she had met Yan Liyi. He was just ordered by the God of Fu to guard her secretly, but those sharp eyes could identify his location at a glance. He has lived for more than a thousand years, and this familiar feeling made him scratch his head and want to get to know her. Good times are always washed away by affairs. Yang Ruixue officially met Yan Liyi. It was already her third month in this world. He didn't understand why he wanted to win Yan Liyi's favor, but he did just that, wearing a gauze waistcoat on a cold day in early spring. But it doesn't seem to work on Yan Liyi, who practices the ruthless way. Then he had no choice but to find another way, and ignore any top forces or evergreen names! Demonic troubles are everywhere in the world, and the demon god attempts to break through the seal and come to the world again. The rune god who defends the seal with his body is in urgent need of recovering the rune ceremony to return to the peak of his strength. When Yan Liyi first took over the task of recovering the remaining scrolls, she was not afraid. Until she successfully recovered the first scroll, the life of the scroll holder disappeared rapidly, and she reached the end after one night. Can two people who are also scroll holders receive God's mercy when the red threads are intertwined? Will Yang Ruixue die? How do you survive in this world when you are already about to die? What decision should she make? Reminder before reading: 1. The main plot flow, the male protagonist officially appears late, in Chapter 18. 2. Be, be, be, say important things three times. Intention: Whether the fate is good or not is all a matter of practice