Reborn in a parallel world, Zihua got a System and only wanted to become a god who transcended everything. But...
A senior carrying a katana over two meters long: "Little junior, I don't mind if you're a flirt~"
Zihua: "…"
A senior in black stockings: "You're so sneaky, junior. You stole something that belongs to me."
Zihua: "What?"
Senior in black stockings: "My heart."
Zihua: "…"
A childhood friend who thinks about drugging him all day: "Hehe~ I've finally mastered the Night of Wanton Blossoms."
A senior and teacher who's already gone dark: "If I can't have you... Should I destroy you instead?"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Nowadays, many authors write in a soft-boy style, which is simply inferior to a certain Kun, who at least dared to send a lawyer's letter!
This book is good, it seems very immersive
After reading for a long time, my eyesight becomes more and more critical...
Emmm To be honest, the protagonist's beauty makes me imagine that the protagonist is like Cai Xukun. . . . . Gini is so beautiful. .
What does it mean to be unprecedented and unprecedented? This book perfectly embodies it. People over 15 who can read more than five chapters are simply not human beings. How can anyone read this writing that is completely wrong?
Only because of the cover, I met all the wolf friends
If it weren't for the cover, how could I have met all of you beasts! (Funny)
The most annoying kind of book is the one where the protagonist is obviously a copycat, but he pretends to have amnesia and is the original author.
If Akito doesn't tell secrets, I want to fuck the protagonist.
Seeing the setting of the transvestite being decisive, I was slightly influenced by the author