Good-For-Nothing Little Demon, All Depends on Fate

Recommended, very good, the side plot CP is better than the main plot plot. What surprised me the most is that the master is actually the biggest villain. I didn't expect He Sui to actually like him. There are many things in the ending that are shocking. The extra chapter is also super interesting. The self-narrations of Uncle Wen Ming and Mr. Rong are really good-hearted. The only dissatisfaction is that the bad guys in it died too easily. I really hope there can be a sequel for the male and female actors, I really want their family to be reunited [crying] Every emotional line is well written, and the foreshadowing is well laid out. When I look at the back, I realize that many of the foreshadowings are well laid out.

It's so beautiful, especially in this life in the world, where everyone is not perfect [crying] Wen Mingshu almost managed to escape, but she still left her life in the place she hated the most forever. She knew her ending from the beginning. Zhisu also resolutely chose to die, and the ending of Ye Gui and Achi was also difficult to reconcile. Let's not talk about the male and female protagonists. It is understandable that they are not together, but why do my favorite male and female actors have to be [crying] after three lives and three lives?

It's good to watch. The ending is really cruel, a bit like a group portrait. The ending of the demon-catching team is that they die and disperse. Ye Gui and Ji Su sacrificed their lives to help them return to the heaven. The male and female protagonists are not together. Fang Qianyu and Xunli have lived for three lives, but they still have to die. Although A Chi found the reincarnation of Ye Gui, the reincarnation was not the Ye Gui of the previous life. The ending was really sad.