Crazy Criticism of Demon Nuns: Buddha Asked Me to Raise Men

Lin Fei, the top modern sea king, died suddenly, and when he opened his eyes again, he became the most unlucky little nun Ming Xin in the Great Zhou Dynasty. The ring scar on the top of his head is not permed, behind him is the prince who is forced into marriage, and in front of him is the bloodthirsty regent. I thought it was a Buddhist purification practice, but I didn't know it was a crazy criticizing Shura field! Lin Fei cut off her long hair with her backhand and smiled: "Since there is no future in being a nun, let's turn all the men in the world into underlings." Prince Regent: Decisive in killing, late stage of misogyny, but she stripped her belt in front of everyone: "My lord, your kidneys don't seem to be in good condition?" Miracle Doctor Valley Master: As gentle as jade, but actually perverted, yet she is willing to be tied to the bedside and used as human flesh for medicinal purposes: "Axin, will you try to prick me again?" The leader of the Demon Cult: Killing people like crazy, but he has been widowed for ten years because of her: "Xin'er, this Demon Cult has 3,000 lives, you can kill them as you please." When the ascetic Buddhist meets the top witch, when the flower on the high mountain falls into the abyss. Lin Fei crossed her legs, looked at the handsome men kneeling on the ground, and chuckled: "Don't worry, come one by one. Today's lesson - whoever breaks the crown prince's madam's nest first, I will favor him tonight." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.