Husband, What Page Are You on in the Classic of Mountains and Seas?

The two major races in this book are divided into humans (representative character: Banzai Sui) and alien beasts (representative character: Chao Mu Nian) Beast hunters (also known as hunters) are divided into two factions. One faction only kills exotic beasts, represented by Lin Qianxun. The other faction is more extreme and kills not only alien beasts but also humans who are close to the beast sect. Representative Pepe. Compared with beast hunters, most of Zhu Youshi are relatively unified, that is, they drive away possessed beasts and do not hurt people if they are forced to do so. [Emot=default,14/]

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The male protagonist is violent towards the female protagonist, and the female protagonist's IQ is lowered. The male protagonist either breaks the female protagonist's legs or boils water on her hands. The female protagonist is afraid of him. This is normal. Why is the female protagonist so afraid? She seems to not know that she is weak. She attracts ghosts around her, and she always wants to include the male protagonist in the book. The ghosts around the female protagonist are not brought by the male protagonist. The female protagonist wants to kill the male protagonist, and calls him for help when she is being abused by others. This couple is a bit confused. Why can the female protagonist cooperate with the male protagonist even if she doesn't like him? If she tells the male protagonist that she can try to develop a relationship or something, if she still doesn't accept it, she will wait for her to become more capable and be awesome without the male protagonist, but she doesn't like the other person either, so she just thinks about killing the male protagonist. He has no ability, but he wants to be the savior. He also attracts ghosts, and all he can think about is how to kill the only capable bodyguard. The male protagonist tells the female protagonist to be obedient, and if she doesn't, she will be violently abused. Force the other person to say that he likes you, and then beg him for help. To say that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist does not count as liking her. I just feel that the heroine is my private property. It's an item. Especially when I saw the male protagonist breaking the female protagonist's legs and causing her pain, I felt that this man was also seriously ill. Hahaha. Saying that the male protagonist doesn't like him doesn't mean he doesn't like the female protagonist, because every time the female protagonist slaps the male protagonist in the face and kills him, he will show up to save the female protagonist's life even if the female protagonist calls her. Anyway, this couple is 6666. They all have some problems, and this book is quite good. When I saw this couple, I thought that in reality, I have seen some couples who are also a little bit seriously ill. It is not the kind where one is sick and the other is normal. Or two normal ones. All aspects of life.

The male protagonist is in his twilight years, and the female protagonist lives forever. Together they are (every year, every year), I wish everyone: <Every year, every year, peace and prosperity>

I have read a lot of novels, including Not Afraid of Death, but they all know what it means to be a hero who knows the current affairs, who lives with a bottom line, and who knows how to hibernate when he is weak. The character of the heroine is very similar to the heroine Mary Sue. Without the halo of the protagonist, she would have died long ago. Yes, the male protagonist is like a pervert (everyone in the book I read said this) who heals and hurts the female protagonist at the same time. He is very sick, but you have to say that he is controllable because he listens to the heroine. If the heroine doesn't like him, he can negotiate, not with four people, but with two people, at least it will not become an uncontrollable factor for one's side. While enjoying other people's good things, she wants to kill them at the same time. She is similar to the male protagonist, but her strength does not allow it, so she cannot torture the male protagonist (broken legs, hot hands). The author said that the heroine is sick, which I understand, but her IQ is always fine. How come she doesn't understand how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. She didn't take her grandma's warning to heart either. Her best friend also went a little too far, stealing the keys, and she felt like she had no brains. The heroine was constantly frightened by what happened in the previous dozens of chapters, but she was too calm and could even joke. Moreover, the heroine has always wanted to find out the truth. There are still lies behind the lies. She has no ability to deliver food no matter what. She has been dormant for a short time to improve herself (physical fitness, enemy skills) and then think about it. (Her Book of Mountains and Seas was brought out every time she was in danger, but it was of no use if she didn't know how to do it.) Just like after she encountered her first supernatural event, she should have known that something was wrong with the world, instead of running around without any vigilance and no means of self-protection. She was right, she was the one who could seal the alien beast again. Without absolute strength, he would have been killed by the escaped alien beast. Who would want to be trapped after seeing freedom?

This is the first novel that I have seen in QQ Reading that uses the first-person perspective. The story of the novel is based on the fantasy Classic of Mountains and Seas, and uses the love story of Chao Mu Nian and Long Live as a clue to write fascinating stories similar to the trial. The male protagonist in the novel In her early and late years, she is so powerful and handsome that she is like the dream lover of millions of girls. The heroine Long Live Sui has gone from being weak and ordinary at the beginning to becoming powerful through hard work. One of the important reasons is that the heroine can be weak but not weak, but stubborn and strong. She is a role model for us to learn from!

This is the first time I read a novel with this theme. I thought it was a bit scary at first, but the more I read, the more interesting it became. It's so good, and I can also briefly understand the Classic of Mountains and Seas. Really good!

Ancient Mythology Candle Dragon. The Zhulong was transformed into something from Pangu after the founding of the world. There is also a saying that Pangu's body transformed into the twelve ancestral witches, including the Zhulong.

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I put this book on the bookshelf more than ten days ago, but I just started reading it today. I have read more than sixty chapters so far. While reading, I saw many people complaining that the female protagonist is too weak and does not know good and bad. The male protagonist has helped her so much and still wants to kill the male protagonist, but every time she encounters a problem, she always seeks out the male protagonist. What I want to say is that the heroine is an ordinary person. Because she has not had the care of her parents since she was a child, she has low self-esteem. Although she has recognized the ginkgo tree as her mother since she was a child, she cannot believe in the existence of magic because of the education she received outside. Therefore, she did not agree with the name of her grandmother as her godmother at first. As for my husband, some people may say that her grandmother has instilled these concepts in her since she was a child. How can she not believe it? Some people are born not to believe in magical existence. Moreover, the heroine did not experience this kind of thing personally at the time, she only listened to what people around her said, so she always had a sense of distrust. Next, let's talk about the heroine's attitude towards the hero. In a certain chapter, the heroine thinks that the hero's feelings for her are just because the heroine has taken on the identity of his wife. I think this is very possible. After all, the two have never met before. Where does the emotional basis come from? Relationships are cultivated slowly. Also, I saw in the comments that the author said that the heroine has an affective disorder, which is probably one of the reasons. The most important thing is that the male protagonist also has a very tough attitude towards the female protagonist. He broke the female protagonist's legs and burned her hands. He also set the female protagonist's hands on fire and injured her a second time. Is this something that a human can do? Well he wasn't human in the first place. So this also reflects the truth that there is a ideological difference between humans and animals. The male protagonist treats the female protagonist like this, maybe because he wants her to remember and stop disobeying him, but the female protagonist has a different idea. She will feel that you did this to me and made me suffer so much, so I must take revenge on you. This is actually a kind of self-centered thinking, but aren't most of us like this? So this just shows that what the author wrote is very close to reality. If it were anyone else, he probably wouldn't be able to accept being with a beast. It sounds like an ancient mythical beast, but in the end it's not a different species from humans. There are probably not many people in this world who can accept being with a beast. Besides, every time the female protagonist gets into trouble, she asks the male protagonist to clean up the mess. No one wants this kind of thing to happen to them, but there is no way. The female protagonist can only try to solve it, but now she has no ability, so she can only ask the male protagonist for help. If there is a golden thigh next to you, you don't want to hug it when you are in danger? Although it is indeed a bit speechless to see the heroine's motherly intention to help the hacker woman, but she leads the Taotie to her body, but think about it later, isn't this human nature? Now in peaceful times, who would have thought that he just wanted to help someone but ended up in big trouble? In fact, every time the heroine wants to solve the problem by herself, have you noticed that the heroine calls the hero every time when she really can't solve it. She doesn't directly let the hero solve it from the beginning and blames herself. It's not that she doesn't want to solve the problem by herself, it's because she doesn't have the ability. If she had it, nothing would happen to the hero. I appreciate this about the heroine. Of course, every time the female protagonist ends up getting slapped in the face, she has to find the male protagonist, and in the end she is severely exploited by the male protagonist. Behind her back, she hates and wants to take revenge on the male protagonist in the future. This is also a common human psychology. Some people say that the female protagonist is a white-eyed wolf who abandons people after asking for help, but this relates to what was said before. The male protagonist is a beast and the female protagonist is a human. Although the female protagonist does not hate all beasts, she cannot accept being with a beast. Of course, this idea will definitely change in the future. This requires a process. If it was a person who helped her, the heroine would be particularly grateful. Some people only see the heroine as a troublemaker, but fail to see that the heroine actually makes sacrifices, and those sacrifices are chosen by the hero himself. Every time the heroine is forced to look for help from the hero, doesn't she see the hero looking gloating about his misfortune, waiting for the heroine to ask him for help? Isn't the male protagonist also quite bad in character? If the heroine doesn't ask him, he really won't help her. When the female protagonist wants to ask for help, the male protagonist has to ask the female protagonist to ask for help in the way she least likes. This is actually like a transaction between the two parties. Besides, neither the hero nor the heroine said anything about this being unfair, so it's useless for you to say this. To sum up, this is: You should stay away from the affairs between the male and female protagonists. Wouldn't it be enough to read the article carefully? And those troubles are not all the fault of the heroine, just like the girl named Tian, ​​she is the heroine's classmate, so she can't just ignore it, and the same goes for her father's affairs. These inhuman monsters are not what the heroine wants to attract, but are already around the heroine. Who doesn't want to be an ordinary person, and who wants to be on tenterhooks every day? Just like Granny Hao said, after the heroine opens the book, I can't be alone. That's why we have the wonderful chapters to read now. I think the heroine is already pretty good. This book can be considered a growth history of the heroine, a process of slowly becoming stronger from a weak one. It's not like other stories where the heroine is a big shot at the beginning of the story. The heroine of this story is just an ordinary person among all living beings. She also has shortcomings. Please readers, please be tolerant to the heroine.