Who's Liu Mei?

Liu Mei is a character in the novel Fairy Inverse. Liu Mei is actually Mu Bingmei, a disciple of Lu Yundao, the bodhi old zu in Xu Kun, a seven-color fairy statue, and Zhou Ru is a master.

Liu Mei, the Xuandaozong whom Wang Lin first met, was a doppelganger of Liu Mei in Suzaku, with only one water root. Liu Mei of Suzaku accidentally had a relationship with Wang Lin in Suzaku's tomb, and gave birth to his son Wang Ping, who was angered by Liu Mei's resentment against Wang Lin and turned into a century-old feud. Later, he died of Wang Lin among the ancestors of Luo Lao.

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Liu Mei is a beautiful woman who can't be forgotten at first sight. Once regarded as the heroine of this book, but in the end it was the opposite, a woman bent on winning Wang Lin's heart and achieving her self-cultivation. She is deep and vicious, and her words and concerns are all changes in a thousand illusions.

Liu Mei and Wang Lin fought many times, and finally they were defeated. They fought in the tomb of Suzaku, and it was precisely because of some small "accidents" that they had the most "beautiful" moment in their life with Wang Lin. After that, he took the fourth soul, the most powerful soul, and fled to the outside of the planet.