In the first half of the whole process, the male protagonist peeps at the blond beauty wandering around in daily life, and vaguely outlines the mysterious reincarnation mystery through the gauze. In the second half, the truth is suddenly revealed, the information is changed, and the heroine's perspective is instantly entered. Watching her weakly step into the thrilling and exciting double role, and then follow her step by step to destruction in the dangerous soundtrack, love is really a universal bond agent.
What I don't quite understand is the setting of another female character. I feel that there are some foreshadowings in the early stage, I thought there would be more scenes, but it went offline directly later.
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