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She was born of a demon and ghost, with icy blue demonic eyes that captivate people's hearts. She has gradually cultivated for thousands of years, and is immortal for thousands of years and immortal for ten thousand years. . . . . . . .

Miaoya was originally a chickweed fairy. She spent her childhood happily under a Bodhi tree, but because of a certain fairy who accidentally shook her hand, she fell into the mortal world. When Miaoya was a plant, he was an uneasy plant. Fortunately, the Bodhi tree had already understood the Buddha's relationship and was generous to the tree and did not care about it. Miaoya is now a human being, and his temper is like a wild horse, causing many things to happen. Her life was extremely exciting. She offended the Qingqiu Demon Emperor, disrupted the cultivation of gods, swallowed the Immortal Yuan Dan, experienced mortal life, and ascended to immortality. As the stars change and reincarnations pass, fate is scattered and prosperous. Who will add to whose legacy and add to whose long-standing grudge? Who will throw away their long-standing grudges and live in the mortal world? The fairy clothes are wonderful and half-faced, but the fate is endless, and I am alone and miserable from now on. (This article is a companion piece to "Yao Guizi". Tang Lijin's work title is Qingku Sanren)

This is a strange story. The protagonist of the story suffers from nocturnal syndrome and often wanders in the fifth world. It is a rift in time and space, a dimension unknown to modern civilization. In the real world, she is an ordinary doctor, but in the parallel world, he is a witchcraft medium. Her\u002F Their souls were connected in an ancient mysterious formation, and from then on she walked on the edge of time and space night after night... This story is purely fictional. I would like to use my own humble opinion to explore ancient times and interpret non-human beings.