Douluo Sharingan, I Really Didn't Threaten Xiao Wu

I can't accept it. Yu Xiaogang has been killed. He insists on leaving a tail, and now he is rescued. Can't you continue writing without Yu Xiaogang? Does it have to be disgusting? There is also the protagonist, who is defeated by everyone he meets from the beginning to the end. He is either threatened by this or coerced by that, drifting with the crowd, having no ideas of his own, and just waiting to die. And that Xiao Wu, now that I've seen this. Basically, you accept the fact that Xiao Wu is forced to become the protagonist, but while your protagonist talks about protecting Xiao Wu, he also says that he can't persuade Xiao Wu not to enter the ring. Don't you know that the soul beast's identity is easier to find out when it is pregnant? Will you be a father?

Am I the only one who feels that the protagonist doesn't have much fault? He obviously saved him with his body on the battlefield. He felt guilty and wanted to stay, so he took him back to the hotel. The protagonist told Xiao Wu to leave quickly. If Xiao Wu doesn't leave on her own, forget it. As a result, he also stole other people's things. Something happened. The protagonist can still keep his consciousness away from him, but Xiao Wu directly attacks him. In the end, the protagonist left because he wanted to give Xiao Wu some quiet space. To avoid embarrassment for everyone. As a result, when Xiao Wu came back, she blamed all the mistakes on the protagonist. And I also want to kill the protagonist. But I feel like this protagonist is a bit frustrated. It's obvious that the fault is not his, but he wants to take the blame on himself. If the subsequent events were written, it would all be to make up for Xiao Wu. It doesn't look good if the protagonist blames himself or something like that. You can give in, but you can't take all the responsibility on yourself. This is my personal opinion. I don't want to see the protagonist feel aggrieved, which makes it a bit unsightly. The protagonist can compensate or give in, but the grievance cannot be too great. If she doesn't accept it, that's her own business.

I love Xiao Wu too much. If I alienate her or just ignore her, what will happen if there are so many things happening and a child will not be able to walk? [Emot=default,02/]

I have read over a hundred chapters and have no idea what the author is writing about. What is the difference between this protagonist and the clown? People don't let you play and you still jump around like a clown. Does that mean you can't practice without Shrek? Or will he die? Do you have to put your hot face against your cold butt? If someone doesn't want to see you, why don't you try to get along with them? Don't you think it's disgusting? With so many forces, you have to be in Shrek? Do you insist on participating in this competition? Do you have to be in Yu Xiaogang's team? Then he was targeted and blood-hidden? You are obviously a transparent person, but you insist on pretending? Do you have to go to the competition? I have written more than a hundred chapters and am still competing. Without this competition, there would probably be nothing to write about in this novel. There are 200 chapters of high and low and there is no promotion competition yet, and there are at least more than 400 chapters in the finals.

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Field Dog, Turtle Man, Green Turtle, Holy Mother, Self-Happiness Monster

Can you be more reliable? Just run away for fun? Are you going to compete with Bing Qing Yu Jie Tang San Shao in a character competition?

It's just disgusting, can Shrek help you at all? Getting stronger depends entirely on the system, but you still have to rely on Shrek to suffer. Will that pile of SB give you jelly grass or teach you ninjutsu?

I don't know what you are like. You have an unclear stance, you play both sides, you don't kill those you have a grudge against, and you let go those who are hostile! Idiot? What a silly thing? Keep it for the New Year

Author, I have a question that has been bothering me. Are fan fiction and original novels the same or different stories? Is fan fiction an independent parallel world or the same world? Do you think the original heroine in the fan fiction and the heroine in the original novel are the same soul? They have the same name, the same ability, the same personality. The only difference is that the ending of the story is different, and the person he marries is also different. You said that one day he will know that he is a character in the novel. Will he still like the male protagonist who is a time traveler? Or should he follow the original novel route and pursue the male protagonist in the original novel? This is a question that I have always been confused about. For example, in the world of time travel novels, we relied on the ability of foresight to know the content of the novel's story to marry the original heroine. However, the original heroine knew that I was a time traveler and knew that she was a character in the novel. Knowing that I was a time traveler, I separated him from the destiny male protagonist, and it does not count as a breakup. It's better to strike first, to get ahead of the male protagonist, and to let the female protagonist like me first. If the female protagonist knows that I am a time traveler, will she still like me? Will she hate me, or will she think that I am a despicable and shameless person? It is because I know the story of the novel that I caught up with her because I know the future in the story. I gave her as the female protagonist a head start and made her fall in love with me. Is it right or wrong to do this? I always have a sense of guilt and feel sorry for the original male protagonist. I robbed everything that should have belonged to him. This is just a problem I came up with accidentally. I hope all readers will be kind and don't scold me. If readers have different thoughts and opinions, I hope you can share your opinions with me. I also need your opinions and opinions to solve the troubles in my heart. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.