My Wife Is Delicate and Sweet, but Her Taoist Husband Can't Be Bothered to Catch Ghosts

I like it very much, it's very beautiful. I immediately added it to my bookshelf when I saw the beginning [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

New books need care. Thank you for your love. I hope you will give me a five-star review with your rich little hands. Thank you [love]

Sister Mo's words are as sweet as ever, but this subject seems to have never been written before, I look forward to it [shy][shy]

This book is very good, worth reading! I also hope that when the author writes below, there will be less super characters, jealousy and twisted plots, and the heroine will have more sense of boundaries. Of course, these are some of my personal suggestions. Thank you very much, and I will continue to pursue it [Love] [Love] [Love]

Not bad! The content is not very exciting, mainly because the supernatural aspects are often written in a few chapters. It is the first time for a female channel to see the male protagonist catching ghosts. In the past, it was basically the female protagonist. Unfortunately, there is too little content about the male protagonist catching ghosts. Most of them are about the female protagonist getting along with the opposite sex. It is a sweet pet story. No misunderstanding. Why do I say there is no misunderstanding? That is Because the male protagonist has a good personality and won't lose his temper. Even if he sees the female protagonist hugging his senior or other members of the opposite sex, he won't be angry. He has 100% trust in the female protagonist. If it is the paranoid and possessive male protagonist in other books, he will often quarrel because he gets too close, and even the female protagonists who are models of the opposite sex will not refuse.

(In ancient times, prison came from cows, and the word prison came from dogs. If you don't eat cattle and dogs, you will never be jailed. The wild geese will live alone all their lives after losing their spouse, and will not find another one, which represents chastity: the ancients adopted the method of getting engaged, and often used wild geese to come to the door, not only to tell the woman the man's Sincerity and skill also symbolize the man's loyal love for the woman; when the mullet gives birth, its eyes are dim and unable to catch food, so the baby mullet automatically swims into the mother's mouth to satisfy its hunger, which represents filial piety.) This passage is very insightful! Among the ten miles of red makeup, she only saw the man in front of her wearing a bright red wedding robe, slowly walking towards her. The happiest thing in life is the night of flowers and candles in the bridal chamber when the gold medal is named... Eight months later, Jiang Mianmian gave birth to a son in the hospital, named Lin Zixian. (The sky is covered with frost over the ten-mile flat lake, and every inch of blue hair is worried about the years. I look at the moon to protect each other, but I only envy the mandarin ducks, not the immortals.)

Super beautiful, saved it

[Like] [Like] I read the latest one in one go, and I feel that the male protagonists are so gentle. It's really refreshing in a novel where the yandere and paranoid male protagonists dominate. Now I'm curious whether the bloody handprints and the room that the female protagonist saw are major events in the main plot.

It's super good-looking. I highly recommend it. The male protagonist is really strong, but I think he has a bit of a love brain. The female protagonist is also great. I like. Everyone comes to read this article. It's just not finished.

It's quite interesting, but the ending is a bit too fast. The last second I was still immersed in Mianmian's kidnapping, and then my aunt's wedding. I originally thought that I could rewrite their wedding, but it was all covered in one stroke. However, it is still good overall.