Transformed into a Beautiful Girl, I Stir Up Chaos in the Wuxia World

I just started writing about mixed martial arts and I am not very proficient in it, so I can only take my time. I hope you readers will understand.

Is there such a system that you have to become a master and forcefully find a father? Do you really like to kneel down and be a slave?

I have a question. It's okay for Sikong Qianluo to be young and have no experience in the martial arts world. Luoxia is an elder and has been in the martial arts world before. He doesn't know the principle of eradicating the evil. He will challenge someone when he sees him and hold on to others if they refuse. Normal people don't offend others like this. The protagonist also returns the favor. It's okay if his teammates are messing around and don't stop them. They just accompany him to make trouble together. The opponent is obviously stronger than our combined side, so you really don't think others will kill you, right? Normally, the protagonist always condones her teammates' requests, and doesn't criticize her teammates when they make mistakes. She also says that she is right. It feels like she is not a gangster, but a mother with two arrogant children. After so many chapters, the three protagonists have not grown at all. It feels like all these chapters have been in vain, and they are still in a daze.

The beautiful ones all belong to the protagonist, so that's good. The author should not write about taking advantage of other men, whether the protagonist or others.

Can you let the man go? If he doesn't leave in the next two chapters, I will leave. I won't order anymore.

I think the overall writing by the author is quite good, very good It's just that I think Lily is better. It's too weird to get married. It's not good to be single all the time. After all, it's too appetizing.

This book is really bad. After it was put on the shelves, the protagonist only really took action once. I don't know what to do with such strong strength. Rather than saying that the protagonist is Si Ruoxin, it is better to say that the protagonist is Yin Luoxia and Sikong Qianluo. The protagonist is an old grandfather who gives whatever he wants and keeps scrubbing his buttocks. Sikong Qianluo and Yin Luoxia were also speechless. They asked for everything from the protagonist, and the protagonist also gave them everything, even if they didn't buy anything. It's not impossible for the protagonist to be a money-giving boy, but in the martial arts world, you are not a close relative and have no confirmed relationship. Why should you ask for it? Even your relatives have no say in giving you what you ask for. Not to mention that you are only from the same school. You still got your skills and treasures by yourself. There are some things that you, a close relative, would be embarrassed to ask for, let alone the protagonist's family secrets from the perspective of others. After reading so many chapters of your protagonist, the more I read, the more I feel like licking*, and the relationship is not confirmed yet. If I didn't lick it, let's talk about it separately.

In martial arts novels, it's okay for you to learn immortal cultivation techniques, but how about learning shadow clones? Moreover, the prerequisite for shadow clone cheating practice is that your main body is also willing to endure hardships and practice. Otherwise, the clone you created has the same personality as you, and I'm afraid there will be a fight. The fatigue you endure after the next clone is released is directly inherited, and it is no different from trying to encourage others. Except for the special physique, it is no different from seeking death for others.

The protagonist can actually sing some ancient songs, but it feels inconsistent to have some modern things in some songs.

I admit that it was good that I didn't pay for it up front, so I fully booked it because I thought it was Lily I really wanted to see. The only uncomfortable point was Yin Luoxia, and I thought there wouldn't be too much space in the back, but what happened? ? ? Okay, let's not talk about this, what did I read in full? What you are writing about is Lily. You can still see it before the free chapter. After that, the twenty or thirty chapters are all nonsense, just pure hydrology. There is no post that I want to see. The whole process is very complicated. Weird, in summary, what am I Baihe? Why is it Lily? Let's watch the Thai drama Pink Theory. One Yin Luoxia directly destroyed half of the senses, and she was still moaning. There is also a little nun who is a holy mother. There are so many women who can write about them, so why do they have to write about these few?