《Sword and Fairy 4》E7
Liu Mengli is confused about her life experience
Lingsha wondered why everyone wanted to go to Qionghua, and issued a talisman to ask to meet Xuanying. It turned out that Xuanying encountered the men in black who were at Qingluan Peak before and seriously injured them. Lingsha heard Xuanying threatening the men in black.The sword-snatcher died, and at the same time, Xuan Ying gave her an ultimatum to leave immediately to take Tianhe to Qionghua. Lingsha was worried that it would be dangerous to go to Qionghua, and thought that she could no longer take Mengli with her.
Lingsha returned to Liu Mansion and bumped into Tianhe and talked to Mengli. She learned that Mengli was not the biological daughter of Liu and his wife. She had opened her spiritual consciousness early and had memories of her infancy. This experience made her doubt her own life.She went to Qionghua to investigate Tianqing's past because she wanted to find out her life experience.Lingsha was shaken by this.
The Liu couple were worried because their daughter insisted on leaving, and Magistrate Liu was even more upset. The kind-hearted Mengli refused to admit that her parents were in trouble and decided not to persist.Not long ago, Tianhe Lingsha was about to leave the Liu Mansion. When the Liu couple said goodbye, they changed their words and encouraged their daughter to go to Qionghua with Tianhe Lingsha. It turned out that the parents understood their daughter's wishes and compromised, and Mengli was deeply moved and said goodbye.Parents left home to start a journey in the world.
The three of them took care of each other all the way to Chenzhou, and found that narcolepsy was currently occurring in Chenzhou.At the same time, I heard an anecdote about the local Qin family and met a heroine named Qin Ji who was proficient in music. It was the daughter-in-law of the Qin family who ran away from home. Now she returned because of her husband's death, but her husband's family blocked her from seeing her deceased husband.The last side.
