Demon Lord 3

A peak she had never dared to imagine before. She had encountered a bottleneck long ago when she wanted to rise, and it was impossible for her to improve steadily. Her family also urged her to get married, but she always knew that there was a man in her heart that she could never forget. Such childhood things could not be erased all at once, especially the shadows of childhood, or the redemption of childhood. Everything that happened during that time was beautiful and memorable. Even if there were shadows, a beam of light could appear in the shadows. When the light illuminated a corner of the world, the whole world would be illuminated. A little starlight in a dark night could make the night no longer dark. It is dark, but if not a beam of light can shine into this darkness, this night will be silent forever. July is lucky. July found her own light in this darkness, but she failed to grasp this beam of light in time. The gap between herself and herself is getting wider and wider. Every time she wants to grasp it, she finds it is too late. Their things have come to an end, and I have my own things to do. Over in the big world, my sister is very good to me. When she took me to see her sister’s storage room, I found that there was a room in the house that was specially left for her, and I also have one. I am curious whether my parents feel differently about my sister after she got married? My sister eloped. Every time my mother mentioned my sister, she sighed, but said that it was my sister's own choice and there was nothing she could do. My father was very angry. He looked down on my brother-in-law. He said that he liked Lin Zhenfei and thought that this person could be educated, but he was opposed to my brother-in-law. He said that although my brother-in-law was one of the best in their world and a pillar of the big family, my father always thought that the person my sister married was very incompetent. In my previous life, I also supported my sister. After all, everyone has the right to pursue love, but my parents were always very angry and said that they would give up everything. Hope is placed on me, not letting my sister touch these career things. If my sister marries my brother-in-law, she will always be under the halo of my brother-in-law. On the one hand, he said that my sister will always be under the halo of my brother-in-law, and on the other hand, he said that my brother-in-law is not strong enough. These two contradictory words were said by my father at the same time. I felt that my father's words were very unprofessional. Before, I also kept asking my father why he said this, but my father never told me these things. I will understand later. Every time my father said these things, I also felt very bored. After all, I thought that only other families could say these things. My family would not say such things that would not be told to children. Later, when my father saw that I was grown up, he also said He told me the whole story of that incident. It's not that my brother-in-law is a bad person, but compared to his peers, his struggles are definitely not as big as others'. He is the kind of person whose future is in sight and who has no room for advancement. That's why my father doesn't look down on him. If such a person lives forever in the world without experiencing life and death, then he will never be able to grow up. My sister would at most have a stable life if she married him, and she wouldn't be able to think about what her future life would be like. In fact, I think a stable life is good. A stable life may be more reassuring than a life with ups and downs, but for me, I think a life with ups and downs is a good life. My sister always said it was because I was young and immature. Later, I realized I was more mature than hers, but I had lofty ideals and ambitions. I wanted to inherit my father's career, to achieve more than my parents had, to stand at the pinnacle of the world and look down on it. Because I hadn't reached that position yet, perhaps by then no one would have much contact with me, and perhaps by then, true status and power would no longer be of any use to me. Then, my sister asked me again, "If I were to go to that place with no family or friends, in the midst of nothingness, would you be willing to stay there forever and protect everyone?" I replied that that wasn't what I wanted, not nothingness. I wanted true reality. In fact, the true reality I wanted was to live in the human world, but at a higher level than before, not the kind that ultimately led to nothingness. In my world, true reality was even higher than nothingness.