You Fawn Over Every Demoness and Fairy, Then Call It Tempering Your Heart in the Mortal World?

Two poison points, one is in the secular Mo family. For a mortal merchant, can 60 million high-grade spiritual stones be taken out casually? Not to mention who gave mortals the courage to point fingers at immortals. The second one is the male protagonist character, which is a complete mess. He had nothing to do with that woman in the first place, so why did he have to hide his secular marriage? It's none of his business and hers? The male protagonist is originally a person who purely loves money, but he doesn't know why he starts to act in a love story to deceive the female protagonist when he gets angry? What are you doing? Is the system going to be upgraded to a scumbag system?

The shelf life of canned yellow peaches is 15 months. The hickey will disappear in about a week if you drink the Coke 24 hours after opening it. Two people have been together for three months before they have passed the running-in period. It seems that everything has an expiration date. If I have to choose between love and wine, then I choose wine over love, because in wine you are either dead or alive, but in love, you can neither die nor live. Life is not good. If I had known that the stamina was so great, I would never have met. I would rather drink 56 degrees than touch the hand of 36 degrees. Hello is the beginning of a story, and hello is the end of a story. The more emotionally stable you are in love, the more he will worry about gains and losses. The slower you come to him, the faster he will come to you. The more you love yourself. The more he loves you. You don't need him, he needs you. The more you can't figure it out, the more he can't help himself. The less you are afraid of losing him.

It's pretty good for the same theme, at least it's much better than the one next door who was a stand-in for Bai Yueguang. The problem is that the protagonist has no shortage of spiritual stones, and all he needs are system points, but the slogan is always related to spiritual stones, which feels inappropriate. After reading Chapter 56, I didn't see any problems with the protagonist lacking spiritual stones. I can only say that if there wasn't a system to rationalize the protagonist's behavior, he would have been criticized long ago.

Why do I look at the protagonist more and more like a licking dog? In the latest chapter, the protagonist does not need to save Mo at all. He can just snatch all the spirit stones from the woman after she dies. I feel that the protagonist is so naive.

The male protagonist is really deaf to what is going on outside the window and only reads the books of sages. It's also a unique feature The plot arrangement of several female character customers is barely logically logical. This is one of the few similar themes Overall very well written Look at the follow-up performance

At the beginning, no one wanted it. After walking through the back door, a bright spot appeared, and they all came like flies. It was an ancient fantasy.

This man's profession is so forced and inexplicable. The main character is no different. He is not a famous person. All the customers are completely unknown to him. He has no reputation and no channels to introduce him. Why can you find him if you want to, but why can't others come across him?? Very illogical

It's boring to set up a template and become a cultivator in the city

Is this book by the same author as Lu Xing's book?

Why didn't the Lord of Sword Peak find out about the protagonist's private dealings? His intelligence skills are really poor.