This is an exquisite fish tank. The fish tank is spherical, the glass of the fish tank is spotless and transparent like a vacuum.

There are no fish in the fish tank, but there are mountains, water, oceans, deserts, and countless ants running around.

Every day in the Asura world is very long and she is doing nothing, so she is always willing to sit by the fish tank, hold her cheek, and look at the small world in the illusion.

It's often a day when you look at it.

She saw the person she liked, and it turned out that he was so small after jumping out. He lived in a hurry, sometimes happy, sometimes painful, sometimes he would sit down quietly and look out the window.

Is he thinking about himself? He is thinking about himself!

The master wanted to destroy this illusion several times. She said that maintaining this illusion requires too much energy, and you will shorten your lifespan.

But she told her master that if she had not had this illusion, she would have suffered even more and would have lived forever.

The master sighed, wrote a banner for her, and walked straight away.

The maids were also puzzled. Asuras were all straight and would ask whatever they needed. They asked, Princess, is it worth it to recreate a illusion for him and then use their own strength to maintain it?

She never answered that she had been to that destroyed world, which had been harvested, and new life was taking root and sprouting.

But she was not interested in those things. From the moment she took out his heart, she created this illusion for him.

She guided him into another level of illusion in the illusion, and then changed the history in the illusion. Finally, he thought he had returned to the real world, but in fact he was still in the illusion.

As long as he is happy, as long as he can forgive himself.

She may be the Asura who is the best at weaving lies? After all, when she was in the world, she had watched so many disturbing dramas.

She raised her head and saw the banner that the master left her, which contained four verses.

Do the white clouds come and go, and do the sea and sun rise and fall?
Chapter completed!