If the Child Is Not My Biological Child, Why Should I Raise It?

I found that all the Honghuangliu novels are about Dao plotting against three thousand demon gods. Why not change the way of thinking? For example, Pangu was selfish and feared that other demons would prove the Dao realm like him, so he killed all the demons. After all, only one person is needed to be invincible.

Death from poison It is a key hydrology novel with a protracted plot. The summary is that the previous article is about taking over, running away, being hacked, proving one's innocence, collecting rent and being slapped in the face, appearing on a show, and taking turns to attack with verbal abuse. Hey, I jumped to watch it, but found that I skipped N chapters and was still in the live broadcast. Simple things are done repeatedly, simple words are said repeatedly, and simple novels become complicated. Let me tell you the most practical one. Who is the protagonist? For a 10-point novel, 8 points are written about the heroine who is a bystander, multiple reporters, doctors, tenants, live broadcast viewers, program viewers, experts, professors, and guests. 2 Points are written about the protagonist personally. The 2 points also include 1 point for the system hydrology. In summary, the protagonist accounts for one-tenth of the full text. Omaika, do you think this is the most outrageous thing? I took a look, and the most outrageous thing is that you have written 300 chapters. Someone really supports you to continue writing. I burst into tears.

The latest chapter fascinated me, and there are too many scenes with supporting characters, and the main characters are just missing. Who is the main character?

Actually, I want to say what evil did the child do?

This is the worst novel I've ever read. It's completely illogical.

I bought a watch last year,**

I thought the lowest score for Feilu was 7.5