She was the most lovestruck little koi on the Ninth Heaven. Because of him, the little fairy transformed into a “calamity reincarnated,” someone everyone avoided. He was a sickly man who had been reborn as a High God. At his mother’s command, he married a pretty young wife believed to bring misfortune to all her relatives. Sickly, possessive husband versus adorable, absentminded koi? Everyone said the ailing husband would surely be dragged down by the calamity and die young. But they never expected the little koi to roll up her sleeves and earn money to support the family and keep her husband company, while also slaying demons and vanquishing monsters, and taking down fake sweethearts. She even had her sickly, proud, handsome husband looking livelier by the day. As for those who showed up begging for handouts, the little koi had just one word for them: Get lost! This fairy earns money for her husband to spend, not for you to take just because you want it!
In fact, the writing is quite good, but the ending is a bit too sloppy, so I gave it four stars!
Why didn't the author finish writing? Did King Ginseng become an immortal in the end?
It looks good, I hope the ending is not deceptive
Good! It ended too hastily! Many things are not perfect!
This book is very beautiful
It's fun to listen to and the content is super exciting.
Very exciting, very beautiful
The lively and interlocking stories can't be stopped at all.
Very nice! , I am coming
Relaxing and enjoyable! What a wonderful book!