[Quick travel + heartthrob + multiple male protagonists + Shura field + semi-immersive]
Aling was originally a Luoshen flower. He had cultivated for millions of years and finally became an immortal. However, he was injured by the so-called girl of luck, leaving only a trace of his soul.
World 1: After the divorce, she became Bai Yueguang.
Pei Xiao: You can't get married casually, and you can't divorce casually, otherwise you will be chasing your wife in the crematorium like me.
Beishen: Thank you brother for giving up the position so that I can take the position.
Gu Tingqi: You don't mind having one more of me?
A little point about the system: queue up one by one, (pointing to Pei Xiao) who is at the front and who should go to the back.
World 2: Cousin forced to be a concubine
Ye Mochen: Thanks to my good brother for taking care of my wife and daughter. I paid you a brother for nothing.
Yan Chi: My brother's wife is my wife.
Xie Yunbai: Go away, I regret most is being brothers with you.
World 4: What's wrong with her liking money? Don't you love money?
World 5: The end of male videos, this man is greedy for my beauty
1. Let me avoid the lightning first. The heroine will not love anyone, she just likes good-looking people.
2. The heroine will not be with unclean people. She finds it dirty. Also, if you comment before reading it, I can only say, brother, I really appreciate you. In the first world, the heroine is not married and she is not with anyone.
Reader comments
In the second world that I watched directly, dirty men or pseudo-dirty men did not touch the heroine, which is acceptable.
Forget it, there's a sub-CP in the side story of Changing Hearts, so you don't need to watch the ridiculous ones.
Not bad. It's relatively clear water, and there's nothing ambiguous about it.
In the second world that I watched directly, dirty men or pseudo-dirty men did not touch the heroine, which is acceptable. Forget it, there's a sub-CP in the side story of Changing Hearts, so you don't need to watch the ridiculous ones.
Not bad. It's relatively clear water, and there's nothing ambiguous about it.