[Gender-Bender Harem + Cultivation + Ruthless Protagonist + Unhinged + Completely Unhinged]
Bai Hanjiang, a 21st-century workaholic forensic pathologist, transmigrates in a single night.
She lands in a living hell: a scarlet wedding dress, and the city lord wants her dead!
To make things even more exciting, she’s bound to the [Dual-Realm Anchoring System].
She thought she’d been chosen to save the world, but the System forces her into villainy instead!
The human faction wants to persuade me to leave the Heavenly Dao’s side.
But I’m on the System’s team~
[Open System]
Wait, System, you’re supposed to cover the damages, not just give me a hard time without paying up! [Spits blood]
Meanwhile, she gets swept up in a fierce struggle between humanity and the Heavenly Dao.
[Humanity goes left, the Heavenly Dao goes right]
[Humanity denounces the Heavenly Dao’s tyranny]
[The Heavenly Dao condemns humanity’s selfishness]
Humanity hopes the human race can continue to thrive,
free from the world-destroyers serving the Heavenly Dao, who wipe out civilizations. So they have raised a group of saviors.
The Heavenly Dao knows that this world’s resources are finite.
Unrestrained growth will only lead to ruin, so it gathers suitable world-destroyers from all over to deal with the world’s problems.
No one is good in this contest, and no one is innocent. Everyone raises their sword against the other side in defense of their own ideals.
The Great Dao is fifty, the Heavenly Dao evolves forty-nine, and one escapes.
The Heavenly Dao commands far more resources than humanity, but it is constrained by the world’s rules and its ability to control its subordinates.
Deploying large numbers of world-destroyers risks destroying the world, so it takes a cautious approach, hoping to keep this world stable.
At the same time, this is its ticket to ascend to a new era.
Humanity has fewer resources, but it refuses to admit defeat, bow down, or retreat.
Even when its resources are clearly inferior to the Heavenly Dao’s, it is still willing to defy heaven and raise its sword against the rules, refusing to accept the Heavenly Dao’s will.
Really, if there is a change of marriage, mark it out and don't trick people into killing them 🙂. Originally I wanted two stars, but it was really fierce at the beginning. I'll give it four stars [Petrochemical] The main reason is that the main character is a man, and you... Are choked and threatened, and you can still fall in love with that man... Normally, you won't fall in love with that man. At most, you will become a gay, and then secretly become a gay, waiting for the revolution. [Petrochemical] The main author is this is a male video. If you switch to a female channel, more people will read it. Originally, I felt that this book could be written with more than a thousand chapters, but now I think the rating may not exceed seven points... Mainly because I think this book will be better on a female channel, because the author's book is not a heaven-defying novel like White Snake ❤️
One? Marry? Hundred?
Change marriage? I moisturized
The behavior of the protagonist is overly written, the plot is very good, only one star is deducted, the behavior of the protagonist is quite normal, there are definitely many people who like it [rolls eyes] The characters' emotions are so overwritten that it feels like they've been magnified ten times (￣_,￣)
When I first read this book, I was deeply confused about where Bai was. I couldn't stand it any longer, so I went to the comments section and found out that it was after chapter 90. But if the author planned to write about becoming a hundred from the beginning, there would be no need to write about Shishu in front of it. So I guess the author should have tried to do more when writing to make the world more inclusive and have a larger audience, so there were too many elements. Personally, it was really uncomfortable for me to read the previous part. I forced myself to read it with the mentality of Bai Zai Na Na. Even in the early stage, I could clearly feel that what the author really wanted to write was about changing marriage. However, the author gradually got better at the end. The rhythm of many plots became better and better, and the emotional lines of the two heroines became more and more sincere. They are growth-oriented players, but I still feel very unhappy inside. The "thunder" that could have been avoided from the beginning was delayed for a long, long time. How can a Lily book devote such a large space to portraying a man who has unbridled thoughts about the protagonist? They are still "Taoist couples", have "Tongxin ring", and are still "husband and wife". Isn't this ridiculous? At the beginning, the portrayal of the heroine's partner was also very greasy, like the kind of resentful female best friend who can't get love, but she doesn't look like the right person anyway. Oops, I typed a lot of words without realizing it. It can be regarded as a complaint. When writing about becoming a hundred, don't write about men!!!!!!! It's impossible to catch it with both hands!!!!!
To be honest, after reading 86 and 87, there is no need for the author to forcefully change it to Bai 🙂 After reading about ninety chapters, even if there are more plots in the next hundred, I will not be interested anymore 🙂
This book is pretty good. The plot setting is pretty good.
Very good 1…
Chapter 4: The Breath Condensation Technique is not an invisibility technique... Just think of it as an invisibility technique.
A bit hydrological