Xuanhuan: I Destroyed the Protagonist's Sect from the Start!

Wouldn't it be better for the heroine to just throw the pig's feet into the city and let the beggar turn around? Then she was locked up in a small world and got pregnant with the beggar. She didn't even know who the child was. She saw the pig's feet being given to her. The world is so big that there is no need to pick up broken shoes. What else can you do except follow the pig's feet and pick up broken shoes? The world is so big and there are many better things than them. There is no need to pick up broken shoes.

The protagonist shouldn't take his son so seriously. You can take revenge for your son as the main line, but it's really a bit poisonous to talk about my son in one bite.

That's it? Besides stealing the woman from the original protagonist, what else could he do? It was also forcibly set. Wouldn't it be nice to just trash those women and throw them into the city to be raped to death by beggars? Wouldn't it be nice to kill Ling Chi directly every time? That's it? That's it?

Silly, she destroyed everything about the protagonist, and a woman fell to her knees. She didn't hold on at all. She was just a licker*

Author, it is better not to resurrect that son in the future. Giving birth to a son in Feilu is a poisonous point. In the future, it is okay to resurrect the Taoist monk who died to give birth to a child. Forget about the son, or he can be magically changed into a son who is actually a daughter. After all, having a son is really unbearable, just like that novel where my secret of getting stronger after being beaten was exposed by the navy. The girl who wrote it originally said it was good and it was very enjoyable to read, but since I gave birth to my son, I just couldn't stand it. I cut the book painfully, and the VIP spot of Shanghua was wasted. I haven't read it since. I couldn't bear to give birth to a son. There were a lot of babies in that book. If the Taoist monk hadn't died just after the birth and hadn't breastfed the son, I would have cut the book directly. After all, it is a fantasy novel. There is the saying of reincarnation. A strange soul comes into your woman's belly and takes advantage of her. I feel sick just thinking about it.

The villain's name is the name of Fei Lu's protagonist, and he does what the protagonist does but always emphasizes that he is the villain. Isn't it funny?

I originally thought that Xiao Yan and Lin Dong were already relatively murderous among the protagonists. Now that I see it, it turns out that there are people outside the world.

It's never too late for a monk to take revenge. If I were to go through a period of time and go into seclusion to transcend the way of heaven, then I would pull the enemy out of the long river of time and torture him. I don't care what I do for a while. Fellow Taoists, if you traveled through time, would you be as reckless as the protagonist or as stubborn as me?

Why should the protagonist's woman be killed? Doesn't it feel good to have a big belly? Why do you like to fight and kill? Killing is the stupidest behavior. We must convince others with reason.

The protagonist talks too much. If he wants revenge, he can just kill him. He talks so much every time.