The Love of the Heart Moves All the Demons

This book writes Yang Jian as a coward + fool. There was an evil spirit of unknown origin who asked the Jade Emperor to marry Cun Xin. The Jade Emperor was right. Yang Jian in the book did not dare to point his sword at the Jade Emperor or kill the evil demon. He only dared to break into the West Sea Dragon Palace and kill his loved ones. Cunxin did not dare to resist the Jade Emperor's will for the sake of Xihai. Yang Jian also asked Cun Xin if he had changed his mind. You were present when the Jade Emperor issued the decree. You didn't dare to resist the Jade Emperor, nor did you dare to kill the evil demon. You only dared to bully the victim Xihai. He also asked why Cun Xin accepted the order. Isn't this a cowardly coward? Is the author a die-hard Yang Jian?

It looks good, I look forward to the follow-up [Bookshelf Plus One]