The Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Role Is Good Again

Cannon fodder female supporting role × villain Demon Lord Ling Qiwei died in an accident in the real world, but accidentally passed through the book. Without a golden finger, I walked alone. In the world for more than ten years, I experienced that people are not the same as things. Once I embarked on the path of cultivating immortality, I realized that I was the cannon fodder female supporting character in the novel "The Path to Immortality: The Falling Wind and the Flowing Mist". As a qualified admirer of Shen Feng, the male protagonist of the original book, the original protagonist in the book is devoted to Shen Feng. Finally, at the request of the male protagonist and his master, he replaced the delicate female protagonist who was seriously injured during the training with his own bones. Now Ling Qiwei just wants to break the shackles of the original owner's destiny, wipe out the established trajectory, and regain his freedom in the chaotic world. Since then, he has worked hard to cultivate and become an extremely powerful swordsman, exploring the mountains and valleys on the road to discovering the mysteries of the world. However, no matter how high the mountains are or how far the rivers are, people who love each other will eventually meet and their love will continue again. Ling Qiwei and the villain in the original book work together to uncover the ambiguity and eradicate the evil spirits. He said: "Every time I look at the bright moon, I still have a dream, and a small amount of clear light shines on me. Since you appeared, it is like a light that breaks through the layers of fog, hanging high in my heart, allowing me to chase and indulge, hoping but not wanting. Can you have mercy on me and cherish me, and let this clear and translucent eternity shine for me alone. She said: "If fate aligns, and God has determined the will of the strong, I will follow the light and break the shadow in front of us. " The system of cultivating immortals is a private one, and it is difficult to force one's likes and dislikes to be clear. The sentimental and flirtatious style is disturbing, but I hope you will smile when you brush your clothes. This book is also called "Don't Forget the Small Things, Look for the Future"