Notes from the Immortal Lord's Beloved Wife

[The free and easy-going lotus flower in front of the Buddha VS the gentle, polite and sinister and paranoid emperor of heaven] The article is not long, please remember to save it if you like it~ Jiulian always felt that she was very tired, and her success in cultivation was probably because God was distracted. She didn't have many friends. Except for the red sandalwood tree in her yard, no one could stay by her side for a long time. Until later, there was an exception. The gentle and polite emperor of the heaven seemed to make her have some evil thoughts, so she pretended to be a deadbeat and wanted to go with him, with the reputation of protecting him. The Immortal Lord wants to get rid of evil spirits, but she can do it, and her cultivation is very high. If the Immortal Lord wants to find an Immortal Weapon, she can do it too. Her thoughtfulness and intelligence are unparalleled. The Immortal Lord wants her to practice immortality, so she should consider this... Or forget it. But she doesn't seem to be a demon. The fairy magic that Feng Li taught her... Hey, it smells so good... But there is no unwarranted tenderness in this world. She never thought that the hand that the man handed over with a smile might also have a hidden blade. Feng Li is indeed not as gentle as outsiders see him. Jiuge said that when Feng Li twists off someone's head, his smile is also very beautiful. Standing on top of the clouds, Feng Li looked at the Buddha lotus that strayed into the demon path, and the corners of his lips curved slightly. "Since it is an anomaly, look for a reason, except that it is." Jiulian said that the person she was looking for had no idea where she came from and no way back. Feng Li said that this Buddha lotus was his south wall. From then on, he would never look back. [The two of them have their own agendas. They are rushing to make love while pursuing their careers and fighting against villains. They are the only ones who love each other, and they are both clean. The whole story is neither trivial nor procrastinating.