Battle Through the Heavens: The Story of Nalan Yanran

Nalan Jie was really not that good. Other people's feudal arranged marriages were for their own children. He was better, he directly arranged for his granddaughter, and after the engagement, he did not go anywhere with the Xiao family. Xiao Yan actually waited until Nalan Yanran came to "suddenly" realize Even though he was still engaged and Xiao Yan became useless, he didn't take any action. Logically speaking, he would either support breaking off the engagement or quickly arrange for someone to help investigate Xiao Yan's problem. With the strength of the Nalan family, it wouldn't be difficult to hire a level 4 alchemist to treat Xiao Yan. As a result, he did nothing and forced Nalan Yanran to break off the engagement. After breaking off the engagement, he only knew how to get angry at Nalan Yanran, but did not see him go to apologize to the Xiao family. He doesn't care about the Xiao family or his granddaughter's happiness, he only cares about his own face. Later, Xiao Yan saved his life and helped him more than Hai Bodong, but his performance was far worse than Hai Bodong, focusing on inaction.

Judging from the title, it is a bit similar to the type of "I am Naran Yanran" in "Rebirth and Fighting Po", but with Xiao Yan's early virtues, unless you help him recover his talent on the day of breaking off the engagement, you will always be insulting him and insulting his father.

So when it comes to life, don't be like Nalan Jie, don't have an arranged marriage. If you want to repay the favor yourself, why are you trying to trick others? It doesn't matter how talented Xiao Yan is, and it has nothing to do with Nalan Yanran. You should also just talk about things, don't say I'm a gangster or something. The first time I saw Xiao Yan breaking into a girl's room in the middle of the night, it was so deducted. Although other novels with male protagonists almost have this kind of plot, I stand by the female protagonist and the female supporting role.

Nalan Yanran

Not strong enough, as other book friends said, according to Nalan Yanran's progress, it is not strong enough, and what is the difference between this and Xiao Yan? What I want to see is crushing Xiao Yan, not that the difference is not big, otherwise there is no point in watching the fandom

Why do we have to break off the engagement when traveling through Nalan? Does your engagement affect how quickly you become stronger? Your strength far exceeds that of anti-inflammatory. Would anyone dare to come over with a marriage contract and ask you to marry him? If your strength is lower than others, even if you don't have a marriage contract, would you be able to resist if others forcefully marry you? What's the purpose of breaking off the engagement besides adding drama? Or is it that you have such a mysophobia that you can't stand being engaged even if you're engaged?

1 The protagonist Nalan Yanran has not traveled through time, but her character has undergone some changes. 2 Why I wrote this book? I read the comic "Fighting Through the Sky" and I really like Nalan Yanran in the comic. 3 Breaking off the engagement with Xiao Yan means breaking off the engagement, and there is no possibility of being together later. That's all for now, I'll add more later if I think of it~ (Please follow up, and if you guys have any favorite names of characters, martial arts, pills, or monsters, you can leave a comment.)

The previous Nalan Yanran was already married to Xiao Yan

Just a wind-calling spirit, if he is not better than other heroines, why should he have a harem?

Aboriginal or time travel? It looks strange, as if you know something about the plot and yet you don't know anything at all. Still want to take Gu Xun'er to Yunlan Sect? It's not like she didn't know what her purpose was in the Xiao family in the first place, and she didn't want to think about how to get through the Soul Palace in the early stage.