You Are as Beautiful as a Flower, and I Wield My Sword to the End of the World
by H
About This Novel
The moon was dark and the wind was high, on our wedding night... He looked at me with a horrified look on his face and said, "Witch, what on earth have you done to me?" I couldn't help but roll my eyes from the bottom of my heart: Ouch, you are a witch... Hey, hey, hey, hey... So cold, it's so heartbreaking! Is it you who steals the bride, or I, brother? In short, this is a story about gossip, cuteness and stupidity, and a husband in disguise. It is also a story about holding the child's hand and dragging the child away.
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Official(46)Scraped 1mo ago
Is the male protagonist a soul-transporter or has he lost his memory?
I never understood why the male protagonist was called General Shu after losing his memory.
Ugly, messy, bad, can't stand it anymore, abandoned
The writing is very good. I have read it but I feel that Xiao Hendong's affairs are still not explained clearly.
After reading a little bit, I feel that it is quite good. However, in the third chapter, how did Xiaozhu call General Shu to Xiao Hendong? Is it wrong? 😌😌😌
The author is so imaginative. I want to know if the male protagonist regained his memory later.
The light tone makes me feel that the article is very open and there is nothing to worry about, it is light and warm!
Hehe, author, your article reminds me of Chef Fang. I like this kind of article very much. I like the male protagonist decisively. Although he is not very good at ordinary people, he is so cute and silly. I can feel the sweet warmth between the lines. I finished reading it without realizing it. I really feel that I still have something to say.
It's a mess, with poor character design and story logic. . . I can't stand it anymore, I'm tired
You are as beautiful as a flower, and I wield my sword to the end of the world
After watching it, I still want to watch it and feel a bit lingering about it.
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Community(0)
Official(46)Scraped 1mo ago
Is the male protagonist a soul-transporter or has he lost his memory?
I never understood why the male protagonist was called General Shu after losing his memory.
Ugly, messy, bad, can't stand it anymore, abandoned
The writing is very good. I have read it but I feel that Xiao Hendong's affairs are still not explained clearly.
After reading a little bit, I feel that it is quite good. However, in the third chapter, how did Xiaozhu call General Shu to Xiao Hendong? Is it wrong? 😌😌😌
The author is so imaginative. I want to know if the male protagonist regained his memory later.
The light tone makes me feel that the article is very open and there is nothing to worry about, it is light and warm!
Hehe, author, your article reminds me of Chef Fang. I like this kind of article very much. I like the male protagonist decisively. Although he is not very good at ordinary people, he is so cute and silly. I can feel the sweet warmth between the lines. I finished reading it without realizing it. I really feel that I still have something to say.
It's a mess, with poor character design and story logic. . . I can't stand it anymore, I'm tired
You are as beautiful as a flower, and I wield my sword to the end of the world
After watching it, I still want to watch it and feel a bit lingering about it.
