Violent Little Fairy Queen: God, I Won't Lay Eggs

In my impression, mythological literature like this is very sadistic, with all kinds of abuse, from the past life to the present. However, this book broke my concept and made me fall in love with it from the first moment I read it. I hate serialized novels the most because I am too lazy to wait for updates, but I am particularly willing to follow this book. In short, I hope the book will sell well and I will keep chasing it! Actually, I want to urge you to update~(￣▽￣~)~

Sanduo's writing style can be regarded as a breath of fresh air in the big dye vat of Yunqi. It is fresh and a little charming. It's not like other fairy novels, where you fight monsters and upgrade to take revenge, but it's humorous. However, the humor also contains a little sadness. For example, Yunran ran away with the Rakshasa girl in the end (although I had always wanted them to be together, but it was still a little heartbreaking to see them together in the end...), And An Qing was killed by Lu Mu (even though An Qing was reincarnated and became Pan Qing, and finally returned to heaven with Lu Mu, but I really cried at the part where An Qing died before) Let's talk about the main CP, Xiao Xi'er and His Majesty Yue He. From the beginning when Xiao Xi'er traveled through time and battled wits and courage with Yun Ran, to Yue He's awakening, to the cultivation of relationship with Yue He, to Yun Ran's defeat, to the pregnancy of Ji Ji, to Yue He really saying that Xi'er was at the top of her heart, along the way, it felt like watching her own daughter grow up, and finally get married and have children. I think San Duo has truly created a flesh-and-blood person. To be honest, Sanduo's imagination is really unimaginable, and the various plots are not the same, which is different from other novels. Other fairy novels (in the words of our Chinese teacher, they are just copying those famous novels and changing their names) Sanduo's novels are unique. Then, I just want to see who Jiji, Xiangrong and Xiaoer will end up with, Bai Nu and Zhenzhu, hehehe. Finally, I wish Sanduo a new start in the new year, a best-selling novel, and good health! (I feel like this is the best book review I've ever written....) Please forgive me for my poor language skills.

I don't understand. Does anyone feel the same way?

I saw that some people watched the extra and were very confused about what kind of existence Yunxi and Rakshasa were to Yunran. I think Yunran still loves Yunxi, which can be seen from the fact that he still can't forget Yunxi after drinking Wangchuan wine for hundreds of years. Yun Ran said, "Back then, I accepted my fate and let Yun Xi leave without even thinking of snatching her away." This does not mean that Yun Ran does not truly love Yun Xi. As Yun Ran said, "I was born unable to love you" - he met the wrong person at the wrong time. When he accepted his fate and let Yun happy leave, he had thought about it before that. His desire for Yun Xi could be seen in Chen Yao's illusion. At the beginning, he could only sneak into various skins to get close to Yunxi, but he never thought of robbing her. Even on the day of his decisive battle with Yue He, he wanted to fulfill them and die himself. This is not love, what could it be? It's just that he knew that he was born unable to love her. As for Rakshasa, I would like to sum up Yunran in one sentence - meeting the right person at the right time. Rakshasa is just like Yunxi who purely loved Yuehe. She purely loved the lonely and pitiful Yunran without any distracting thoughts and silently waited for Yunran for hundreds of years. Yunran said, "Rakshasa must always be by his side." I don't believe it to say that Yunran had already fallen in love with Rakshasa at that time. He was just greedy for the pure love shown in Rakshasa's eyes. He wanted to possess this warmth that he had never had before. He... Wanted to have her by his side. Yunran may never forget Yunxi. But one day, when Yunran thinks of Yunxi again, he will suddenly find that it has become a memory in his long years, a bowl of sake. And Rakshasa is the one he cherishes and loves. For Yunran, Yunxi is something that cannot be obtained after asking for it, and it is a heavy past. For Yunran, Rakshasa is hope and salvation, and a bright future. I sincerely hope Yun Ran can be happy, he is so heartbreaking.

I've rewatched it five times and I just can't get enough of it. Highly recommend.

Those who can't understand it are because you don't have enough experience. It relies on carefulness and imagination. Once you understand it, you will find it very interesting. I love this book. 😘

Who is the male protagonist and the female protagonist...

To be honest, I can't understand it at all

This book is very nice, but almost all books written by this author cost money. One book costs almost 60 book coins. The book is good but the reviews are bad

Very pretty! ! But I always get a depressing feeling when I look at it, and I always want to give it up but can't! ! ! ! !