Reborn as a Mortal: Am I Han the Devil's White Moonlight?

It's quite interesting, but it doesn't match the title of the book. It seems like it's a 1V1. The heroine and Han Li both have feelings for each other deep down in their hearts. The heroine doesn't want to find another man to have children to increase her own leverage in cultivating immortals. She just wants to raise children to cultivate immortals, while Han Li is flirting with her outside. When other women come to her door, they will also think of the heroine and keep themselves safe. It is hard not to be 1V1. I hope there will be more emotional scenes. I love watching it hahahaha. And I can definitely give birth to a child for Han Li again and inherit his rank and magic weapon again [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

I've finished reading it. It's a good read. It's the first time I read CP Han Li's book. When I read The Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality, I felt that Han Li's heart was too determined and too cold, so I didn't read it any more. After reading this book, I can understand him again. (So, are there any similar, cp Han Li female protagonists that you would recommend~)

Not bad, the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is traceable. At the same time, the two of them are not romantically inclined and spend most of their time practicing separately. The son of the male and female protagonists is also pretty good. He behaves like his parents, is steady and hard-working, and his temperament is occasionally a bit arrogant and awkward.

This book satisfies my original regret of reading the biography of mortals cultivating immortals, especially Mo Caihuan's sentence "Brother Han, you really can't cultivate immortality without spiritual roots." ? "It's hard to be honest. When I first saw this, I was tortured to death [crying] [crying] [crying] I especially want to watch the emotional drama between Han Laomo and the heroine. The author writes their emotional drama very well, especially when the hero misses the heroine. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

Progress 256 I thought it was just a joke, but it turned out to be a fan. It looks good, but it has a bit of a nanny tendency. It gives the male protagonist exercises, promotion elixirs, knows that the male protagonist will be in danger, and stays with the male protagonist. But after the heroine gave birth to a baby and fell in love with the hero, there was nothing she could do. Overall, it's pretty good. Except for the beginning, the female protagonist has higher cultivation than the male protagonist, and the combat part is also very exciting. Be it a son, he is filial to his parents, does not hold anything back, and only thinks about becoming stronger and protecting his mother. Recommended, don't cheat, don't end it, finish the review [Like]

The title of the book doesn't feel right. The content and direction are interesting, and there are no major problems with the handling of some plot points. For those who are tired of reading novels about cultivating immortals, you can try this new theme. By the way, the protagonist is a girl

Very well written and wonderful! The heroine has a very good character, with a tough and unyielding character, beautiful appearance, outstanding temperament, methodical approach to things, and unparalleled intelligence... Needless to say, Han Li is a very charming person. The heroine and he gave birth to children, supported each other on the road to immortality, walked side by side, and knew and loved each other. Their children, Mo Cheng, Han Qi, and Han Qing, are all excellent, talented, smart, cautious, diligent, and filial. Their favorite is the eldest, Mo Cheng. He and his mother, Mo Huan, had been dependent on each other for decades before they recognized each other. In their hearts, mother is the most important and the most considerate child. Although the description of their family gatherings is a bit sparse, I like to see the scenes of them loving each other, it is very warm and beautiful!

Nice! ! ! Another book that I almost ignored because of its name Looking forward to the next plot

I don't know when, I especially like the way the female protagonist is male, because from the perspective of the female protagonist, I feel inexplicably comfortable. The feeling of being a pair for a lifetime really makes me feel happy. When I was a child, I watched "A Thousand Bones of Flowers" with my mother, and I also watched "The Cute Teacher: Inverse" when I was in school. "Don't Mess Around", I felt that it was inexplicably refreshing to watch the male protagonist's secretive emotions from the female protagonist's perspective. This book made me dream back to ten years ago [crying], but I don't know why I wanted to see a knife. Speaking of which, will the female protagonist's nine-life cat demon's life be used on Han Laomo? [Shy]

I read it in one go and it was pretty good. I thought it was a romance novel after reading the name. After reading it, I can only say that it is another novel that was delayed by the name. The heroine has a good character. She will be successful in anything she does with this character. The purpose of cultivating immortals and making money is a kind of robbery. The heroine has clear goals and a strong and courageous personality. Having such a mother and son is also very upbeat. It is really good for two people to support each other on the road to cultivating babies 👍Haha, Han Laomo is a tool for giving birth to babies [laughing]