Oh No! My Peerlessly Beautiful Master Took Me In!

So far it looks okay, but I want to know if the heroine really has feelings for the protagonist? The possessiveness in the descriptions I have seen so far is basically the possessiveness of the cauldron. There is a feeling that as long as the protagonist can't make the cauldron, it will be useless.

A novel about dual cultivation of immortals and chivalrous people. I gave four stars because the author didn't want to write anymore, but he still had a very professional and ethical ending. I give it a thumbs up 👍 The content could have included a lot of short sweet stories, but the author might have written two books and didn't have enough energy. Overall, there's nothing toxic about it. It's hard for the author to write too many erotic dramas and then get banned. It's understandable that he feels a little frustrated.

I seriously suspect that the author copied and pasted the AI ​​text here, and is not playing serious AI 🧐

I really like reading Xiao Nan Niang. This book is quite to my liking.

Great, the big brother who wrote the imperial letter

So far it seems to be to my liking, so I just wanted to ask about how many heroines there are. I thought it was a single heroine. Can there be at most two or three authors? [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]

Blessed are those who love to see the emperor's uncle

I can only say that it's okay. It looks like a male video written by a female author.

You can also go to the latest chapter. The single heroine who has no nausea is controlled by his master, unlike others who know that she is a yandere and still act recklessly 🙂 I don't know the follow-up.

It's pretty good-looking, but could the male protagonist be more delicate and not too tomboyish?