After Transmigrating as a Delicate Beauty, My Senior Brother Went Mad

Young monk: After two lifetimes of planning, he failed to get a trace of mercy from the Buddha. That was the "female Bodhisattva" he had been thinking about for two lifetimes.

Little Monk: If you are well, it will be sunny. Male protagonist: Since I am possessed by the devil, you should enjoy the darkness with me.. Hostess:. . . So passive [laughs awkwardly]

Woo hoo hoo ~ The little monk is so sorry [crying]

I want the little monk to be the male protagonist

It's good to read, but the ending also made me cry. It can be seen that the heroine's previous life was very miserable and she was still a be. Now that I imagine it, I feel miserable. But this book is really good to read. After all, past lives are just past lives. The ending is different from this life and everyone is different.

This heroine is extraordinary. She is beautiful, but lazy. She is very idle. She drinks green tea and licks the dog. She is really good at being a coquettish woman, so she has a male protagonist who loves her so much, and an affectionate little monk. The female protagonist has no merit, but she's not annoying either. The male protagonist is strong and handsome~ but the second male lead makes me cry to death.

It's very beautiful, but the little monk is so pitiful [crying] [crying]

The character of the little monk is very touching, and he expresses his love vividly with a few words of conversation. The male protagonist's love is another kind, and he has a good grasp of the selfishness, possessiveness, specificity, and tolerance of love.

How to put it, it's a pity that the little monk's love lasted in this life. The heroine is still heartless. In the end, she still doubts whether she has fallen in love with the hero, or the only person the heroine has ever loved is a young monk, but she has never found a love in this life.

The little monk was so upset that he cried wuwuwu[cry][cry][cry]