Xuanhuan: My Wife Is a Saintess

I was shocked. I can understand why I regained my memory on the second day of the wedding. But when the Demon Emperor of the Hundred Thousand Mountains was born, and the protagonist had to be mentioned repeatedly by her pet, the heroine thought about what kind of saintly order she wanted to issue? This is too heartless. It's understandable to say that I have to leave because I have to bear responsibility. But after leaving, I don't say that I am heartless, but I don't feel that I attach too much importance to the protagonist. I feel like, ah, after all, he is the one who fucked me. I miss you. Life and death are full-screen God's will.

Dump the saint. It would be better to write a heroine who will accompany the male protagonist and help him rise. She should also be related to the saint. For example, a saint from another holy land. There will be friction between the two. This will be very enjoyable to watch.

It is similar to other traditional fantasy, but the current fantasy does not have a saint wife. It's the same as those tricks for rising from the bottom. The heroine's powerful force has to leave. The protagonist Taicai B needs a luck plug-in to help. No matter how desperate the situation is, there will always be an opportunity. The protagonist grasps the strength and improves it quickly. If the foundation is not strong, there will be a treasure from heaven. Others will break the head. The protagonist is lucky and finds treasures in the muddy water. Repeat a few times. The next time, when he was strong enough, he went to marry the heroine. The heroine was ordained, and there was a big fuss at the wedding. Everyone was surprised, and they were happy to marry the heroine. They wanted to live in peace, but someone destroyed the world again. The world is about to be destroyed. There is always an old enemy who leaves a legacy, and the protagonist has a supreme inheritance to defeat everything. As a result, the heroine didn't appear in a few chapters at all.

Finally, the protagonist is not Tian Gou. Please don't mislead other readers. The protagonist is just a character who goes through many obstacles on the road of seeking love. I have little knowledge, so don't comment if you don't like it! I just read it from a few chapters, so please don't point your opinions at me!

I haven't looked yet to see if anyone has tried the poison. I was a little panicked when I saw this introduction. I was disgusted by the routine of chasing a saint.

Shouldn't it be that the higher the talent, the less time and resources it takes to practice? If the higher the talent, the more resources are needed, then high talent is of no use. Every protagonist needs so many resources to complement his talents. Why use talents when there are so many resources that even a pig can pile up? Don't tell me that the resources required for the same level are several times or dozens of times higher than others. Anyone can be invincible at the same level and kill enemies across levels.

The memory is restored, and the previous ones are not forgotten, right? That's it? Still aloof? That pig's foot is chasing a hammer? It would be better to change her name without dumping her. Wouldn't it be nice to meet a beautiful woman by herself through experience?

What I admire most is that the protagonist can make the saint bleed

Since the saint is supreme, it is unknown whether the saint loves the protagonist. Didn't she leave her skills behind when she left?! Do you want him to be a mortal until he grows old and dies or something else?! There are still many questions. . .

Reply 1: I like Wudi Shuang's writing, but don't like the current way of writing it. Reply 2: Just keep writing as you are now. Reply 3: It doesn't matter, I can accept it.