
Life and Death Contract: Turn into a Monster and Haunt You
生死契:堕成怪物缠着你
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 120k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
5.8Score
91Chapters
2.4kReads · all time





To avoid lightning for the treasures: 1. Although it is a modern-day imaginary, it is not very imaginative. You can read it as a general modern-day redemption novel with the special functions of the male and female protagonists. 2. In the first few chapters, due to the needs of the plot setting, there will be some fighting scenes, which will gradually decrease later. 3. I abuse the female protagonist in the early stage and the male protagonist in the later stage, but overall it will be sweeter. 4. It is a modern sequel to the previous article "After Time Travel, Become the Favorite of Dad's General", but it is also an independent story and will not affect Baozi's reading if he has never read it. 5. My dear friends, please watch and listen happily, move your fingers more, and write more book reviews. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. If the plot is reasonable, it can be adjusted appropriately. 6. It doesn't matter if you don't like it, just choose another book and read in a civilized way.
Haha, I've been following the story about the sweet pet of a general since the last one, but I didn't expect that the heroine would be very imaginative when she returned to modern times. The theme of snake monsters is really unparalleled. It was just a bit sadistic in the early stage. The heroine was forced by the male protagonist. It was too miserable. I'm waiting for Da Da to clear it up. In addition, I would like to ask weakly, what is the metaphor between Lingcheng and Burma City? Israel or Myanmar? Middle East or Southeast Asia?
Well, the story is well written.
As always, I like this setting of crazy criticism of the male protagonist. Although my liver hurts with anger, I beg you, can it be faster? It's not enough.
The content and plot are pretty good, but the heroine in the front is a bit cruel.