Oriental fantasy + family story + single female protagonist (non-human) + the protagonist is not human! (A little bit dark)
Mo Ying just entered the world of cultivating immortals, before he realized what happened.
He was thrown out directly by the midwife...
Mo Ying? ? !
No, I'm still a baby?
Am I really not going to die if I am so embarrassed? ! !
…
Son?
Of course I know they are my sons, but for the sake of family inheritance, they can also be chess pieces!
Everything I do is for the inheritance of my descendants. Even if he is my biological son, so what?
If you are not talented enough, you have to make way for those who are talented enough!
…
What happened to the massacre?
In order to ensure the purity of the bloodline, massacre is inevitable. They are not my tribe?
Why should I care about their lives?
Kill them all for me, as long as the land does not require people, unless the population is not enough, but wait until our population increases.
Kill them all in batches, leaving no one behind, young or old!
…
Child, I beg you, let them go!
He is your biological uncle and grandpa!
Grandpa? Uncle?
Didn't you tell me this when I was kneeling outside?
Now that I have returned from killing, is there any point in saying this?
Don't tell me that it wasn't your acquiescence back then!
Do they have the guts to kill my father? !
Mother!
Tell me, did you acquiesce in what happened back then? ! ! !
The pace of this book is very good, whether it is the pace of battles or the pace of events, ensuring that the story is not boring. The species setting is also good, and the world view can slowly unfold into a grand picture. In terms of quality, it can be more popular. After all, this type of farming style that builds power step by step and becomes stronger has a huge audience. The label can be "Darkness", and the word "Decisive Killing" means that it is carried out to the end; as for whether you like indiscriminate killing or not, it is a matter of opinion. Very few people write this about the pangolin at the beginning, so you can mark the direction of evolution. For example, those who write snakes often label them as dragons. (In the end, I didn't like the indiscriminate killing style of this book, but it didn't prevent the book from having a good pace)
Not bad, at least you only have one wife!
Overall, it's not bad, but why is it that the entire clan is either evacuating or on the way to evacuate?
There may be some issues at the front, but the back is still good.
The pace of this book is very good, whether it is the pace of battles or the pace of events, ensuring that the story is not boring. The species setting is also good, and the world view can slowly unfold into a grand picture. In terms of quality, it can be more popular. After all, this type of farming style that builds power step by step and becomes stronger has a huge audience. The label can be "Darkness", and the word "Decisive Killing" means that it is carried out to the end; as for whether you like indiscriminate killing or not, it is a matter of opinion. Very few people write this about the pangolin at the beginning, so you can mark the direction of evolution. For example, those who write snakes often label them as dragons. (In the end, I didn't like the indiscriminate killing style of this book, but it didn't prevent the book from having a good pace)
Not bad, at least you only have one wife!
Overall, it's not bad, but why is it that the entire clan is either evacuating or on the way to evacuate?
There may be some issues at the front, but the back is still good.
It's very interesting, I must keep writing.
Good, good, highly recommended