
A Max-Level Boss, She Is Pretending to Be a Pig and Eating the Tiger Again
满级大佬她又在扮猪吃虎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 7
The Heroine Has Strong Martial Arts Skills, a Lot of Light Skills, Is Very Cold, and Is Decisive in Killing.
The female protagonist is stunning, the male and female protagonists are equally strong in martial arts, the male protagonist is single-minded, dotes on the female protagonist, and is not abusive.
He Has Been Following the Protagonist Group All the Time. He Looks Weak on the Surface, but in Fact He Is Extremely Powerful.
Be Invincible at the Start, Hide Your Strength, Pretend to Be a Pig and Eat the Tiger
Hide your strength, pretend to be a pig, and eat a tiger
Is There Such a Thing? Congratulations on Trying Your Best to Defeat My Weakest Form
Pretending to Be a Pig and Eating a Tiger, Secretly Scheming, Having Multiple Identities
Is there a book similar to the super villain system? There is no need for a system, but there must be people like Su Xin.
Where Is the Ancient Chinese Saying "Shuangqiang"? ! the Kind That Requires the Heroine to Pretend to Be a Pig and Eat the Tiger! !
I would like to read a book similar to "The Swordsman's Boat Gone Ever After". The male protagonist is sweet, gentle, considerate and upholds his masculine virtues, while the female protagonist is sometimes cold and sometimes chatty and has a changeable personality! The kind that goes both ways! ! You can stage an exciting love rival drama with bloody play, and add some intrigue.


































I really like this kind of funny and cute female lead who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. Come on!
It's super cool. I like this type of writing. It's humorous, funny, and powerful. The boss is the boss. Take me with you.
I feel like I've only written half of it and haven't even finished it [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]