Aren't There Way Too Many Defeated Saintesses?!

Very good. In fact, a lot of logic can be closed depending on whether the author wants to. The bad thing is that the male protagonist keeps pretending to be a grandson, and even the cool moments are suppressed and restrained. It's a pity that before I saw the male protagonist's pretentiousness, the author announced that he would not write anymore 😫

I was wondering if it was possible that the Saint found herself hypnotized later, and was hypnotized into believing that she had a previous life. In fact, it was the Archmage's fantasy world, and then she accidentally used too much force to hypnotize him as well, so the Master only discovered that the two time-travelers were actually just sick together.

The psychological description of the characters is very good, and the description of the plot of half-hidden acting in order to stay alive is also very good. After reading Chapter 31, I also have expectations for the subsequent internal human plot.

Do you really want to write about pure love? Another world harem is a must-have part 😄

Nice looking, but a bit short. Why does the male protagonist tell the saint that he is a time traveler at the beginning?

It's quite fun. The demons in the plot want to destroy humans as easily as drinking water. I'm really lucky that they like to fish.

Fast forward to ccb, ​​Qiuli Cream

Are you involved in pornography? 😏

Damn it, humanity is hopeless

Sweeping the grave, hoping to come back