The Demon Lord Coaxes His Little Crybaby

I read it all in one go, only to find out that the author of this book is a boy. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is well portrayed, and the emotions are also described very delicately. It was really sad when Si Wuya took Lingzhi's spirit body, and I read it at night, all kinds of emotions. The emotions were mixed, as if they were enveloped in sadness. I understood Si Wuya's persistence, and I also understood the pain of Xiao Lingzhi having his spirit body mutilated by someone he trusted. Alas, it was actually very sad. I felt that no matter how much Si Wuya did, he could not make up for the damage he had caused to Xiao Lingzhi.

In the previous interactions between the male and female protagonists, the female protagonist gradually began to understand the emotions and the cruelty of reality, but she still could not forgive the male protagonist for the pain of cutting his flesh. She felt unworthy of the female protagonist and could not do anything to make up for it. The author describes the characters very fully. No one is perfect. They all have their own shortcomings and strengths. It's great. Come on.

I personally think it looks good

The female protagonist is super cute, the male protagonist has a three-dimensional character, and emphasizes love and justice. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are also well written, but it seems that the male protagonist has a grudge and a grudge to avenge and hurt the female protagonist... Very good, just wait for the male protagonist's crematorium, watch it with more cruelty, and don't be too lighthearted to forgive. But I still hope, seeing as the male protagonist is not unforgivable yet, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is really sweet and tense.

The heroine Ling Zhi is a thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum, which has not yet developed its wisdom. The male protagonist Si Wuya is a demon and has been carrying Ling Zhi with her. Ling Zhi has always regarded Si Wuya as a relative and friend, but Si Wuya sacrificed Ling Zhi's Taoism and deeds in order to save his fellow disciples and cut off the small Ganoderma lucidum. From then on, Xiao Lingzhi began to hate Si Wuya, but Lingzhi also had love for Si Wuya, and Si Wuya's fellow junior sister had a life because of Xiao Lingzhi's Taoism. This junior sister went down the mountain to train and accept apprentices, and the first apprentice she accepted was Ling Zhi. In fact, when Si Wuya cut off Xiao Lingzhi's Tao Xing, he felt his heartache, but there was nothing he could do about it, but Xiao Lingzhi had already experienced this kind of thing once, and this time it was the person she trusted the most who cut off her Tao Xing with his own hands. After Xiao Lingzhi left, Si Wuya had inner demons. He really felt sorry for Xiao Lingzhi, and it was a bit heart-wrenching later on, but fortunately, he had a wife, so he could accept it. The be part was very heartbreaking.

I don't know why, but I always feel that Si Wu Ya is not Si Wu Ya

I have a hunch that the development of the plot is likely to be like that of Cang Lan Jue. In the past, he was very good to the heroine, but in fact, he used her, and then regretted resurrecting her after using her. If this is really the case, I will change it to two stars.

He spent his whole life paying for a mistake. They are not mindlessly sweet or mindless at all, they have a strong sense of destiny. Both be and he are very well written, the author is awesome!!! Ling Zhihesi (Si) Wuya, I hope you will always be happy!

I always feel that it is a sadistic novel, the female protagonist may die for the male protagonist's master in the end.

It's really beautiful. I feel like the author's description of the emotional changes is really delicate. In fact, when I watched it, I always hoped it would be about BE, but after watching the two endings, I found that I liked HE better. Perhaps unlike most people, I think the best thing about he is that the male protagonist did not regain his memory later. In fact, I am not sure whether a person is still the same person if he has lost all his memories and his personality has changed. However, it is precisely because of this sense of denial that I feel resentment towards the male protagonist for what happened to the female protagonist and his kindness to the female protagonist. Can we find a balance between the relationship and find a breakthrough? And the heroine Baobao is really a good person, and I hope she can be happy. Hey, in fact, there is nothing such as feelings that cannot be repaid, only your own feelings are the most important. In fact, I have never been able to let go of what the male protagonist did to the female protagonist. It was really a disguised form of abandoning and sacrificing the female protagonist, but I feel that this ending is worthy of her good or bad treatment of the female protagonist. I really can't express myself in words, but I also want to express my opinion.