The Ten Thousand Races Invade: I Will Defend China's Peace!

About Blue Star Tiandao secretly keeping the heroine and destroying her awakening. How to put it, it doesn't matter which side you stand on. It's quite speechless. Originally, Xiaoya could have awakened early, but instead she grew up in the wild, in an orphanage, and later was rejected by adopted families twice. Lanxing felt sorry for the heroine (Xiaoya), but still let her go through this. If she had been taken away by the priest when she was a child, she would have grown up safely and would not have suffered this. But she was lucky because she met the wolf mother, the dean, and brother Xiao Lu. Otherwise, the heroine would not have developed such a lovable character. When the city where she lived was almost destroyed, the heroine was suppressed by the law of heaven and she awakened (I think it was the law of heaven that kept restricting the heroine from awakening). The future heroine can also be a better explanation. The author also said that the world can also benefit from the heroine's awakening, but Tiandao doesn't know, so he kept the heroine and exchanged her for 6 billion people. The heroine is kept as a bargaining chip. After all, she is a priest. I really don't know what to say. Maybe there is a cause and effect cycle. Blue Star was given a kill order by the devil. Blue Star Tiandao didn't know what happened. He was forced to wake up later. A priest passed by and helped the world upgrade. The world was being upgraded, so Blue Star could take a breather. However, Blue Star Tiandao couldn't protect everyone, so the heroine was allowed to stay in Blue Star. Originally, the heroine should have been picked up and nurtured when she awakened as a child (because Because there are few priests, and all the worlds and heavens and creatures are protecting the priests. When the small world where the priests are born cannot give the priests the energy to grow, they will be taken away and trained by everyone. They are a lot of trouble for Blue Star now and cannot give the heroine anything good.) But Blue Star finds a way to prevent the heroine from awakening. As long as the heroine is in Blue Star, the devil cannot attack Blue Star. I really feel like I can just live. [Cover face]

I've seen the extra episode, I don't know what to say, I'm really upset (?) Whether it's from the perspective of Shui Lanxing's Heavenly Dao, or from the perspective of Demon Clan, Yaya, there seems to be no problem. In order to save billions of human beings, Heaven concealed Yaya's identity as a priest, and had no choice but to make Yaya a savior in a sense. The demons took revenge on humans for the "dead" little Emperor Ji. Maybe only the Imperial people were hurt, but they didn't know. Yaya did not remember her three tragic deaths and was raised by the kindness of the Chinese people. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. It's really hard to understand, from my point of view, maybe it's really not worth it. The sacrifices you make again and again actually get meaningless rewards. Maybe you gain some happiness, but when the memory comes back, will it really be warm and unforgettable? Also, it is true that Yaya is so good and worthy of being liked, but I think Yu Wen's insertion is really a bit weird (?) Because of the energy, Yaya became fond of him and even liked him. Later, he rescued Yaya in Shiwanda Mountain. What would have happened if Yuwen had not entered Shiwandashan? I don't doubt Yu Wen's feelings for Yaya. After all, love at first sight is so fantasy sometimes, but what about Yaya, she fell in love with him so much? Everyone in the Gold Coin Team was dedicated, and Wang Xiaoming's description was also very profound. Or maybe it was because of that kiss? (PS: It's very deliberate to quietly complain about this Sleeping Beauty-like scene, Beibei) But! ! ! I have to say that the friendship between the gold coin team and the feelings of the dean's mother are really well described. . . Lei Hu and Lei Zhen were not mentioned because perhaps their emotional intuition was really impure. . . (Sometimes I feel that Yaya is a little too kind, but I have not experienced her life. I can only say that maybe this is the best ending. I hope that she will have as little involvement as possible with the people of Water Blue Star. First, I can't bear to see her hurt again. Second, human desires are endless. Where there is power, there will be greed, so it is better not to get involved again.) Yaya has done enough. . . . I hope you can continue to work hard! ! ! ! I still like it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ (Small suggestion: I really shouldn't try emotional dramas like Yu Wen's in the future) [Sadness jpg.]

This book is a book that I find quite uncomfortable. The heroine feels that life is very painful, and she constantly accepts separation and her own torture. I actually don't quite understand why the author wants to make her so miserable. After reading the author's autobiography later, it may be that she was affected by anxiety during that period. The writing style of this book is very good, you can read it. Tiandao, who complains about Blue Star, has always talked about solving it, but has not taken any actual actions. Regarding the source world of the priest, he did not go to other worlds to find a solution or find knowledge to know this. It is speechless. If he agreed to take the heroine away, the heroine might not suffer so much. It is also very questionable how the man in black could cook so powerfully and steal things a hundred years ago. If I don't enter the world of the novel, based on what happened to the heroine, I feel that after the people with meritorious deeds are released, the Blue Star should be destroyed directly to relieve the hatred [I almost cried]

The first few pictures are really well written. I cried from the beginning to the end. I was so moved. The later ones are also very exciting, especially the part at the auction where Yaya got angry and flew into the air to fight against the King of Dharma. I really enjoyed watching it, but it was a bit lacking.

It's very interesting. I hope the author will not give up on the article. I'm looking forward to the plot behind it. It has some foreshadowing and the mystery of the heroine's life experience. I really like the character of the heroine.

So whether the human race stole the demon treasure or not, don't tell me that I was framed. If they were framed, what would it matter if so many people died? ? What is the identity of the heroine, and the life that Su Li gave her? The demon's stolen treasure? Or is he the person the demons want to resurrect?

It's pretty good, but I can't accept that the heroine's grandma Hu Li takes Bai Weiwei as her apprentice. Maybe because I am the heroine, I can't accept people close to the heroine taking people around her as apprentices to fuck her daughters [awkward laugh] Although I like the character of Bai Weiwei very much, but Hu Li rarely appears in the future. I may have been possessive about Hu Li taking Bai Weiwei as his apprentice in the early stage, but it was fine later. I forgot about it after reading the article. The possessiveness is not that strong [smile] The scene between Su Xiya and Yu Wen was the cutest🔪. Tears flowed uncontrollably. There were quite a lot of cuts. Also, I really wanted Yaya to return to the Demon Clan early so that she wouldn't have to go through such trouble. I still really want to see Yaya's life after returning to the Demon Clan.

He was brother Xiao Lu when he died in that war. It was his brother Xiao Lu who got her superpowers She protected everyone under her, but she could not protect him (Brother Xiao Lu)

This is the most exciting article I have read recently. This is the people of China. When one side is in trouble, all sides will support it. Regardless of men, women, old or young, as long as the country is in need, we are duty-bound to do so.

It's very interesting. I'm looking forward to what the heroine will do when she learns that she is a demon. I'm also very curious about how the heroine came to earth. I'm looking forward to the author's update [Thoughts]