With a Saintess Fiancée by My Side, My Senior Sister Wants Me to Break Off the Engagement

Does everyone like to watch it?

For the time being, I will give it four stars, three emotional lines, and two have become obsessions. I feel that it will explode in the near future. I guess the author will come up with a big one and see how the author handles it. I will review it later. No, now that I see it, I feel uncomfortable saying some things. Just for these chapters that have been newly updated since I last read them, I would like to ask: 1. What did Xu Ji do to help the protagonist regain his memory? In the middle of the journey, he made an inexplicable turn back to Xu's home to check it out. When he arrived at the protagonist's house, he heard that something might have happened at his home and left the protagonist without any other arrangements. Is this what he did? 2. The protagonist, as a cultivator of immortality, was threatened by an ordinary soldier. The key is that he lowered his head [face covering] 3. It is clear that the previous article has clearly stated that we must remain neutral, and we also mentioned that going to the King of Chu's house is like muddy clothes, but we still have to go, and we must stick to it and let people take advantage of it. The protagonist only has amnesia, not dementia. The most important thing is, I heard that after people used the reputation of the protagonist's sect to recruit talents, they left without even healing their injuries. Taken together, they were used in vain and even offended to death; 4. My mother's heart was broken. As soon as I finished using my front foot, I let people plot my back foot. Not only did I expose the healing function of my own blood, but I also put Pei in danger; 5. Talking about Pei, the male protagonist has lost all his memory, and you still have his temper. You have no cultivation. Who will protect you two if something happens? Do you really think that the amnesiac male protagonist is invincible in the world? One has amnesia and cannot tell the situation, and cannot distinguish between friend and foe; one has a love brain that cannot see the situation, but still has the heart of the Holy Mother; plus the protector is an immature SB, this combination is perfect; I haven't seen the author make any effective connections in the above links. They are just placed there. There is a small transition in the middle, and the whole story is like an independent story. I am really afraid that a Zhuge Liang-like character will suddenly pop up later and stick to the protagonist, saying that he plans the world for the protagonist. By the way, there is one more thing. As of now reading the full text, the protagonist has never stopped. He is either being healed or being injured. Old wounds are always getting healed and new ones are added. Anyway, when the body is not happy, the protagonist's cultivation of immortality is too difficult. It gives me the feeling that only the injured hero can break through. This is too deliberate. I also have my own suggestions about the male protagonist's behavior style in the later period. It doesn't matter whether you listen to the author or not: since the male protagonist is affected by the Emperor's longevity skill, he should be domineering, rather than being coerced to follow the way of heaven, or to remove the influence of the method. It is naturally better to cultivate Taoism than to be coerced into walking. He is passive. I guess most people don't like this style of male protagonist. Well, I'm done complaining. I don't know whether the author can see it or not. I hope there will be changes [eating melon]

I want the writing to be good, and the emotion to be top-notch, at a five-star level, but it's a pity that one star was deducted for the poor finish. In fact, the story is almost finished, and I look forward to the author giving everyone a happy ending. It is so touching to be able to uncover the story of the Supreme Being's unrequited love.

I have read dozens of chapters, and the writing, characters, and dialogue are really enjoyable to read.

Saint: name of husband and wife Huang Nu: The Reality of Husband and Wife × 2 Senior Sister: Try your best to gain peer status [laughing and crying] When to strengthen senior sister [eating melon]

It's beautiful, the author's writing is great, don't miss it. The book I read before was quite good, but the traffic was low and I already sent it. [Almost crying]

The score shouldn't be so low

This book's rating of 6.1 Is a bit low. I personally think it's at an 8-point level. I'd like to give it 5 stars.

Although it has some flaws, it is worth reading

Good books that have been buried