When a Witch and an Immortal Master Marry in the New Era

A Western witch who cannot get divorced because of a blessing and has to make do with it x a Chinese fairy who is obsessed with life and is an idealistic pure love warrior. Against the couple, the two have quite different philosophies, so there are always frictions, but both sides have their own reasons, and no matter which side they are on, it is reasonable and correct. Although they will fight, the writing is delicious. You come and I go, advance and retreat. No one is always being crushed unilaterally. The entire background setting is also interesting, with all kinds of strange alien races. Anyway, Teacher Langlang is as stable as ever. I stayed in Yangshi just for you [Bird Food God Works] [Bird Food God Works]. I am currently following Chapter 99, and the more I read, the better it gets, especially the quarrels in these chapters ← Hate hahaha, sweet and spicy, it is really a conflict of ideas, not just a quarrel, but a confrontation for the sake of confrontation, and because I have feelings, it is more emotional than the early confrontation. After I have feelings, I really love and hate when fighting. It's so refreshing 😄😄😄😄 ps. The male protagonist is not a holy father. He just has principles and does not distinguish between good and evil. He can be like-minded with the female protagonist on certain things and will also appreciate the female protagonist's insistence on self-concept because he is also like this. Seeing her delicate heart hidden under her sharp appearance, I think she can be understood as a wounded hedgehog who is far away from home and coming to a strange place. Only someone like the male protagonist who is not afraid of being pricked can see how good she is.

It's good-looking, especially good. The image of the heroine is reflected through specific events and characters. The author will not suddenly seize the heroine and give a long and straightforward output to forcefully instill the plot. I remember a detail in the text, that is, the heroine will dress up to attend events that she particularly likes. This point really needs to be slowly appreciated after seeing it later. Therefore, in the first few dozen chapters, she seems a bit irresponsible for this marriage, and the man. What the protagonist said seemed like an excuse, but after seeing the quarrel in Chapter 50, the male protagonist realized that when they met her for the first time, she came to him dressed up, and he suddenly verified that the female protagonist had not lied to him. The reason why they didn't get along was because they had different marriage concepts. This small detail is really great. It maintains the feeling that the witch is not thinking in the same way as ordinary people, but it also proves the female protagonist's attentiveness and that she knows this matter is important. There is a confrontation in the early stage, and a short period of hatred and love in the middle. The writer is a thin-grain type emotional flow writer. He can fully understand the love process of the heroine and the hero, and understand what they love about each other. It can make people feel that the two are in love. It is a hundred streets away from the industrial saccharine of pairing for the sake of matching. However, it is not recommended for readers who take love for granted. The characters of the heroine and the hero are very complex and are not black and white.

It's a very novel subject matter. I like to read stories like this that are in line with reality but cannot exist in reality. Both the male and female protagonists have interesting personalities. The female protagonist is eccentric and the male protagonist is meticulous. It's a very contrasting combination. I like it🥰[Blow kiss]

Marry first, love later, the "invisible and stubborn donkey" witch x the "old-school and old-fashioned" fairy, it's so sweet, my wife is so good at writing confrontational couples!!! As expected of you, I really like the setting of this article. It's a hodgepodge of Eastern and Western fantasy, with a fantasy college style. It's really suitable for a long novel.

The overall level of this book is excellent, and it can be said to be excellent among its genre. Although there are some flaws in language expression, perspective switching, scene transitions, etc., Which weaken the smoothness of the story. But the overall story structure, emotional line description, character background and three views are all very outstanding! As an article about a female channel, the overall structure of the heroine is excellent, and it gives the heroine the authority to adventure in the big world, allowing her to enjoy the world, power, strength and all kinds of love. This is a bloody path in all kinds of female romance novels where emotion is the core of the conflict. I do not deny the importance of romance and disputes in romance, but if this dispute and romance does not allow both parties to grow better, does not allow the heroine's true will to be expressed, and does not allow the heroine's self to be released, it will blindly add new words to the old songs, describing a large number of heroines' emotional pain, experience failure, sense of sacrifice in the storyline, and even becoming accessories and rewards under male power. Then this kind of love affair and the surrounding plot are just nonsense. I have also seen that there are poor data in the comments, which may be due to the slow pace, but I think it is more due to the fact that most people in the market currently prefer the above-mentioned romance descriptions. The few readers who don't like it are picky, and naturally fewer people will stay. Give the article five stars! A very perfect article! A very uplifting and healthy and positive romance article!

The male and female protagonists are both firm and strong people at their core, and they will not change themselves casually because of others (this is the biggest highlight!) Which is very rare in Tomato. The protagonists, especially the heroines, in the author's works are very charming. Ah! Another masterpiece from the author!! Why is the score 🍅 given so low even though the writing is so good?! Whether it's the novel setting, the collision of different thinking modes and Eastern and Western views on marriage, the pull between emotion and reason, or the description of various details, it's all great and can arouse people's emotions!! Really good-looking!! (Crazy Amway) deserves more than 9.6 Points! (Chanting) (sighing)

It's pretty good to read, really, and Shehe's book is also good. I don't like the pet crawling book very much, so I didn't feel like it after reading it (I don't mean that the book is not good), but I just didn't have a great feeling. People who like pet crawling should like that book. The subject matter of this book is true, and it's quite good. I haven't seen such a novel theme on Red Persimmon for a long time. It's no less than the first time I read it. Abo, I feel that Teacher Lin is the kind of person who is old-fashioned but flexible and extremely protective of his shortcomings. Hahaha, I wish Teacher Lin and Emerald a happy life together and give birth to more good cubs. These two people are good-looking and their cubs are also good-looking. I really want to see if their cubs can recite incantations while stepping on the long sword. Then the long sword looked confused and thought: What is this little master mumbling to himself, hahahaha

It's a very new subject. I don't need to say more about the author's great writing style. It's stable and reassuring. Come and take a look. The male protagonist is a fairy and the female protagonist is a witch. Two super powerful people are in an arranged marriage!! Come and see all!!

We are still too new in the realm of fantasy and love stories! Lin Yujie—Teacher Lin—Old Lin! A pure love God of War (single player version) who looks like an iceberg but actually has the idea of ​​marrying you for a lifetime! Emerald—silk—green! A witch among witches who came to the East for refuge and then killed her and talked about a partner who could make peace with her! However - when she arrived in the East District and found no one to pick her up, the witch broke into the academy and directly bound to her future husband to grow old together and had a cordial and friendly exchange - do you think this is what a confrontation should be? Yes yes! A small (bushi) college, a foodie director who is not enlightened but has frequent accidents, a hollow man and a stone-hearted couple, and a wonderful confrontation between two mental patients! A loving couple's fight is actually flirting?! Stay tuned for more exciting news!

If you look for this author, he will be a masterpiece as soon as he writes it. The subject matter of each book is very novel, the writing style is sophisticated and humorous. The antagonistic lovers start fighting and stabbing each other as soon as they meet, making them laugh to death. The male protagonist and female protagonist in the author's novel are not happy when they meet for the first time. The early days were relatively dull. Lao Lin and Lu Lu had very different concepts and needed to get used to each other on a daily basis. However, the interactions were very interesting. They talked when they had something to say and hit each other when they were unhappy. In the middle of the relationship, conflicts of ideas broke out and they had quarrels. (Can I say that I really enjoyed watching them quarrel?) With each quarrel, the two people understood each other better and their relationship took a further step. The highest point of the conflict was when Lu Lu was run away by Lao Lin's selflessness and left the East District. Only then did Lao Lin recognize himself, regain his heart, and changed from a cold fairy man to a dank male ghost. I really liked the part where my wife ran away. After watching it over and over again, I felt that it would be sweeter if it was sour. Lao Lin's pursuit of his wife was very sweet from the beginning. There were no misunderstandings or procrastination. Lu Lu had a little temper but was not pretentious. I think the author is worried that some people think Lu Lu is a love brain, but it is different from the real love brain. Lao Lin is not a scumbag, he just doesn't understand love at first, and he is also very good to the heroine. The heroine is just angry that he is more "holy father", but he is generous when he likes him, and he doesn't like bad people. (Lv Lu: No matter, I am the stone of heavy desire!!!) Later, Lao Lin's old house was really on fire, and he was smuggling endlessly. It's tied, the author should feed it quickly!!!