Ye Su, the Witch of Desolation, was forced to be bound to a socialist system for raising happy babies. This system had no fighting power and only held her back all day long. Not to mention, all the babies she raised were weird!
However, during a decisive battle with the Lord of Heaven, Ye Su accidentally saved his rival's life. After breaking through with serious injuries, he unexpectedly picked up a human cub, and then started the main mission of the cub-raising system - he was forced to share the damage, so he had no choice but to never leave.
So she could only do big things while raising her, but as she kept raising her, she found that something seemed wrong with this cub?
Isn't this recognized as her mortal enemy in the world of cultivation?
Reader comments
I personally prefer this type of book, because it does not think about things from a decent perspective, but from the true inner thoughts of a villain. It also depicts the delicate inner emotions in detail, allowing me to empathize with them.
Does the author still remember that your original intention was to be funny? [Crazy]
I personally prefer this type of book, because it does not think about things from a decent perspective, but from the true inner thoughts of a villain. It also depicts the delicate inner emotions in detail, allowing me to empathize with them. Does the author still remember that your original intention was to be funny? [Crazy]