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I, who have been reading for ten years, said that I could not understand what was written.

One thing I don't understand is that when I read the introduction, I saw that the protagonist is a person with great righteousness, graceful demeanor, and celestial spirit. Recently, he has been writing evil smiles in the first chapter, and others don't like to look at his eyes. He will be seduced by just looking at him. This is completely inconsistent with the introduction. Shouldn't the protagonist's eyes be relaxed and peaceful as soon as he looks at them? How do you feel about the writing of evil cultivators?

It's poisonous. I insisted on watching 8 pictures and I was hooked.

What is the evil smile? The protagonist is from Confucianism. Shouldn't the protagonist be the kind of elegant, decent and temperamental person? Is there something wrong with dnmd's evil smile all the time?

Confucianism and Taoism, are you Confucian or Taoist?

The evil smile really poisoned me, it was simply terrifying.

Temples opened by Taoists and monks are called temples. Most Confucian people run private schools. Also, Confucianism is a side sect and is not the right path.

Good urban writing has been turned into yearning writing by you writers. I feel like vomiting when I read this.

Evil smile, your sister, are you a Confucian or a demon? There are more than a dozen evil smiles in one chapter. Do you run an emoticon shop?

How would modern people see magic like this?