The Demon Venerable’s Long Road to Winning His Wife Back

Damn it, I don't know why, I especially like to read this kind of article about chasing the wife in the crematorium. After reading it too much, I think it's a routine. I hope the heroine can be happy in the future. Don't forgive the hero. It's so cruel that I feel like the second sister is the heroine.

I finished reading it in one go. I just hope that the male protagonist and the second male and the third male will have a longer journey to chase their wives, and torture them well, at least let them taste the suffering of their wives.

It's all about abusing the heroine, it makes my heart ache! I really like reading this kind of articles. Even though I torture myself, I can't help but enjoy reading it [face covering]. This novel has a double ending and a happy ending. Friends who like this kind of writing can read it.

It was very sad at first, and I felt that the male protagonist was not a thing, but after watching it later, I felt that he was not so annoying anymore. He actually loved the female protagonist very much, but his fault was that his eyesight was not good and he recognized the wrong person. The heroine's sentence in this novel: "How can you let go of someone you have loved for thousands of years so easily?" And the male protagonist's two sentences: "This time, it's me who will chase you" and "Qingluan, I'm back." To be honest, I was amazed!

Alas, the female protagonist still cannot forget the male protagonist in her heart. She hopes that they can still be together after abusing the male protagonist. Thousands of years of grudges and hatreds can never be ended. Fate is destined by God.

A bit sad, looking forward to the ending

After reading it, I felt that this book was similar to "Three Lives, Three Worlds and Ten Miles of Peach Blossom". It can be understood that the female protagonist in the first life helped the male protagonist to block the arrows, and the male protagonist in the second and third generation of the Seven Shadows was resurrected. Then when I read this novel, I felt that some places were very similar. Then basically every protagonist in this book is very dedicated, and everyone has a CP. In the early stage, the male protagonist was very abusive to the female protagonist. In fact, he had deep feelings for her, but he just didn't recognize the person in front of him. There are still some imperfect details at the end, such as Ying Wu's identity and story. After all, she said that she did not betray the demons, but Mo Chen Jun. But later she was full of hatred for Tang Ze and hurt him. She asked him if he remembered the red fox who was skinned five hundred years ago. Since Tang Ze was her enemy, why did Ying Wu say that it was only Mo who betrayed him? Also, when the male protagonist was a disciple of Yuxu and was about to become an immortal, he said that he was harmed by Huairen and fell into the devil's path, but Tang Ze said that the immortal emperor harmed the male protagonist. The author did not write much of the story, but it could actually be included in the extra story. Overall not bad.

The plot is pretty good and smooth. The sadomasochism would have been better if it was extended. I like watching sadomasochism [laughing]

Starting from the first chapter, I couldn't help but follow it all the way. The story is one link after another. It's fascinating and I can't put it down. It's a good novel. I believe it would be better if it was made into a TV series.

The men in this book are all crazy!