After transmigrating, she finds that she has somehow lost her chastity. A good-for-nothing? An idiot? An ugly woman? Ha! Who is this low-level spirit cultivator? Who is this brilliant genius? Who is this peerless beauty making everyone gnash their teeth and howl in misery? She swears to find that man, so she goes up against Prince Yao to deal with the Nether Venerable. But can someone tell her why those two men are actually the same person? “Wu’er, I was wrong. But I’m really hungry now, you see...” The man puts on a pitiful face. She looks at him coldly, a silver needle aimed at his most vulnerable spot. “Heh... I’ll cripple you!”
I'm very lazy, so I don't want to comment. But because I haven't commented for a long time, I'm in a hurry. So here's my comment… (Don't talk nonsense, you'll get tired if you talk too much nonsense.) On the first day of the heroine's time travel, the hero despised her, so the heroine wanted to kill the hero who despised her. But the heroine fell in love with the hero's other identity, haha, it's fun. The heroine actually fell in love with the person she wanted to kill. (There are so many troubles in the world, why don't you come? 😥😥) (Hero, you should be in the first 500 chapters. It's just a serialization. Overwhelm the male protagonist. 😠😠) (Hee hee! 😜😜) (Suddenly I feel really tired to write comments. 😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂)
The heroine is in love. It's a little bit inexplicable for a person who has traveled through modern times to fall in love with a prince after seeing him. He is fooled around by the hero and still thinks he is right. The author's writing style is immature and bland, and the reader has no feeling. The article is abandoned.
Very nice, I like it
Love it, love it!
A very nice book
Nice!!!!
Very beautiful, I like it very much.