Did the Silly, White, and Sweet Holy Mother Pick up the Child Today?

Name: Did the Silly, White, and Sweet Holy Mother Pick up the Child Today?
Author: Gaga Fried Peanuts

by Gaga Fried Peanuts

ongoing Fantasy Romance Eastern Fantasy Female Lead

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65Kwords41chapters

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Ch. 41 — Untitled

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About This Novel

Yun Ke is a god who has been sleeping in history. By an opportunity, she wakes up quietly in the ruins. Yun Ke was very surprised when he saw the mess. OK, have humans finally killed themselves? Can she make little clay figurines and play with them again? A small piece of clay grabbed a severed hand and crawled into the small hole under the ruins with difficulty. He handed the severed hand to Yun Ke, then quickly lowered his head and whispered: "Mom... Eat." Yun Ke: "..." Bad news one: humans are still alive. Bad news two: She has a baby. -- In the hearts of everyone, Yun Ke is a stupid and foolish Virgin. In the end of the world, everyone is in danger and cannot survive, so no one wants to care about others. When Yun Ke committed suicide to save a child, everyone was happy. Not long after being happy, Yun Ke walked back to the base with a child in his arms. In order to raise the child, he joined the city defense army and became a recruit. Everyone laughed and watched the show. The stupid and stupid White Lotus Madonna was trying to kill herself again. City defense army, an army composed of the old, weak, sick and disabled. -- Later, Yunke became the supreme commander, the city defense army became the light of doomsday, and the children she picked up were also very promising. Everyone: Who is the thigh? Yun Ke? Who is Yun Ke? Then everyone was silent, I'm sorry, do they have a chance to live again after offending the boss? Yun Ke waved her hands expressionlessly, constantly asking herself how she got into the habit of picking up children everywhere. #This is probably a story about a god waking up to see what happened to the clay figurine he made.