As the worst apprentice in the mystic arts sect, Ji Lichu finally stood up for herself for once, only for her master to label her a “hopeless romantic.”
How could practitioners of the mystic arts let worldly emotions and desires control them?
Her master was at her wit's end. With a flick of her hand, she sent Ji Lichu into the novel's heroine she had been defending, so she could experience firsthand all the suffering that came with being a hopeless romantic!
That wasn't all. Ji Lichu was also given a set of KPIs: she had to save herself and save others, too.
Master: Remember to ask yourself these three questions every day
First, do you have enough money to eat today?
Second, have you had a hopeless-romantic episode today?
Third, have you saved any other hopeless romantics today?
In fact, I think the subject matter is very novel, and the writing style is also of a high level. Although I don't say it is very high-level, it is quite regular and comfortable to look at. However, I have a small suggestion. The 20 or so pictures in front of me look really good. I even think that this kind of article should become popular sooner. But the male protagonist in it really made me look a bit... Very disgusting... And the female protagonist was restrained a bit too much, which made me feel suffocated watching it. So I suggest you do more in the future, including live broadcasts to earn luck, and love scenes with Jiang Jinyang.
Author, tell me who is the male protagonist? Is it the one named Jiang or the one named Lu?
It's not good-looking. He promised to save himself but also had a character whose aura cannot exceed that of Bai Yueguang. It's not good-looking.