Anime Crossover: I'm a Troublemaker, and I Make Saber Cry from the Start

Hahaha, as expected, this kind of wise article will definitely not let the protagonist and the heroine know each other until it is released on the shelves. Fortunately, I didn't read it carefully and just brushed it off. Otherwise, it would be a waste of time. Four points for it, you're welcome.

The protagonist doesn't take the initiative to adopt a daughter and lets the clone do it, right? There is also the protagonist's own daughter~ In order to prevent the protagonist from adopting a daughter, a direct blood relationship was established. She is still made of the protagonist's blood. The setting of the impotent person is dead

It would be no problem if the protagonist's soul traveled through the original body and was stripped naked by his sister. However, the author was stupid and the original body followed the time travel and left a so-called real-life puppet clone. Although it was unconscious, the sister stripped naked and measured the size. Who knows whether he will give you a puppet mouth next time. Of course, the author wouldn't write like this if he were a normal person, but this is the age of green slaves, so we don't dare to gamble. By the way, a certain great author here also wrote about real-life puppets. After being scolded for a day, he changed the real-life puppets into something else. He was chased and scolded for several days before he calmed down.

Xiao Mo was made with your blood? What kind of imagination is this? You can't figure it out. You're not as good as the real-life Morgan. Isn't this still a virgin? Don't you understand how to take a girl on base and intercept Hu? The writing style is just like that. If I don't have a book, I'll just read it. There's nothing interesting about it.

Bai Xiankong, you're naked. Do you think you just took off your clothes? Against the odds, the heroine has already said that the clone's body is huge, but you still don't think so**

It seems that the author of the comment is still quarreling with the readers, isn't it? Are you the author of Feilu?

It's strange that so many old authors insist on writing even after they died because of their poisonous writing, trying to open up a new era.

I can't give a low score in the evaluation vote? If I'm not happy with it, I'll give it a low score and you still have to worry about it?

The author who has been here for more than 300 days still doesn't know that the stand-in puppet is poisonous? She specifically wrote about the puppet being stripped of his pants and consecrated. Don't tell me that she was stripping off the protagonist. This really made people look like fools. The protagonist had no clothes the moment he came back. How do you think Yuki stripped the protagonist?

The Turtle Man author also pretended to be dead and acquiesced, and the impotent protagonist even got a doppelgänger.