Transmigration: After My Persona Crumbles, I Start Living Like a Lazeabout

The predecessor was framed and committed suicide. It's understandable that you've inherited a body and are hiding away in fear of retaliation, but the other party won't let you go. But after knowing the evil hand, you can still listen to the advice and not retaliate. Especially if you set the credibility in the previous article, you really will not retaliate. . . You are a saint. I don't know if you will retaliate later. I look aggrieved. Is this considered abuse??? Anyway, Chapter 39, defeated. .

If you don't destroy the Liu family in the plot, then you don't have Xiao Jiji.

Look at it from an ordinary person's perspective! The protagonist is very sane, without any background or cheating! I didn't show the mentality that I am a time traveler and I am the protagonist, so I should be extraordinary, and I didn't behave like I am going to kill you if you are wronged!

I just put the poison card on the shelf and subscribed, and selected a group of people.

The grudges of the previous life were put aside by others as soon as they were told to put them down, but the brother-sister relationship in the previous life was still carried on even though it was a different person. Phew, there are still about 50 chapters left. It felt uncomfortable not to avenge the previous one, but later on the brother-sister relationship was forced to be withdrawn.

Originally I didn't plan to interact in the comment area because that would affect my thinking. It's okay if you don't understand the settings; it's okay if you don't like the book; it's okay to target me; but don't target those who like to read it. Some people are questioning the setting of the protagonist, thinking that the protagonist is a saint. Is this an abusive novel? What were you thinking about? Are we able to become saints if we want to? First of all, no matter before or after time travel, the protagonist is just a small celebrity with no power or influence behind him. Isn't this kind of person's character supposed to be cautious? When an ordinary person faces a behemoth, shouldn't he first avoid its edge, hide his capabilities and bide his time, and then regain his position when he has the ability? If you really want to fight in person, you might not even know how you died, right? Even if he has the halo of being the protagonist, he is being hunted every day, causing trouble, and is forced to fight back. Isn't this more frustrating? Furthermore, when I was writing, I didn't pay much attention to it. I wrote as soon as I thought of it. However, some things are just coincidence. Do you really think those big forces will apologize just because they did something wrong? What are you thinking about? If it doesn't kill you, that's fine. He apologized because in official territory, compromise is the most correct choice. Even big forces have to compromise. You are a little person. If you have a chance to step down, you should step down quickly. If you don't step down, more than one family will be offended. That's not the case with seeking death, right? With official mediation, no matter what, this matter is considered over. Otherwise, living in hiding every day, is it interesting? Another point is that the title of the book is to make salted fish. It shows that this book is definitely not about beating and killing. If you want to take revenge, personal attacks are the most direct and brainless. However, we are good young people and would not do such a thing. In urban life, we either rely on the law or our own minds and hands, which is really not in line with our style. That's all. Oops, the more I think about it, the worse I feel, and I can't write properly. Go listen to music...

Thank you to the author for not letting me spend money in vain, thank you! **

There is no systematic time travel article

This book was comfortable for me to read, but it was a bit lacking. Simply put, it's a brand new version that I haven't seen before, and it's very interesting.

More than twenty chapters, not a single comment?