I like stories with rich characters. There is no need to say more about them. Just read them. Most of them are non-CP, extra-romantic, or fate-uncategorized types.
It is a group portrait novel. The heroine is very Taoist. She knows the world but is not worldly. She leaves the mortal world and lives in the mortal world. She loves the world, loves the common people, loves childish play, and loves delicious food. There are always troubles in the world, such as spring, bitterness, summer, sadness, autumn and cold winter. She has experienced good things and bad things. She only talks about spring flowers, autumn moon, midsummer, and winter snow.
People from the Taoist system should live a natural life when there is no big deal on weekdays, and see things clearly when encountering big events. Under such a transparent situation, they should pay attention to doing their best and obeying fate. Senior Sister Xu's content of "but doing her best" is as follows: Today, I have a sword in my hand to wipe out all the injustices in the world. I have clear grievances. I can go and stay as I please. I will not implicate innocent people, and I will not let go of the culprits. The part about obeying fate is: not to pursue the past, not to care about false reputations, to watch the flowers fall, and to carry out justice.
Good guy, after I rated this article and then reviewed other articles, Junk Jinjiang didn't even give me a 5-star rating. What's wrong? Can't I be too lazy to rate articles that I don't like enough? What happened to me if I rated it 5 stars?
