The disabled child in the deep palace entered the Hehuan Sect. The male body is the entrance, and the female phase is the foundation. After ten years of humiliating and ignoble living, his bones and blood were rebuilt from the ashes in the magic power.
Goodbye Qingmei, she is Mingyue Qingfeng, a casual cultivator, and I am the devil under her sword.
She didn't know that the prisoner in the dungeon who was neither human nor ghost was the "Wanwan" she wanted to protect when she was a child.
"Ah He, if this body has become a demon..."
She stood in front of me with her sword: "Shut up. I'll take you out."
Beautiful, strong and miserable male protagonist｜Gender change setting｜Good and evil green plum｜The ultimate redemption
Reader comments
It's not bad, but I feel that the frequency and proportion of the protagonist being seriously injured is a bit too high. It's a bit stuck in the cycle of trying to prevent the protagonist from being too strong and getting hurt, but not letting him really die when he encounters difficulties, but the protagonist can win even if he is seriously injured, which makes him injured but too strong.
It's pretty good. I look forward to the protagonist meeting Ah He later [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]
I saw the strong misery, but what about the beauty?
It's okay. In the middle of the first volume, the protagonists are being hunted, but starting from the second volume, it can be seen that the two protagonists are about to take off. If things go well in the future, it can be upgraded from four stars to five stars.
Nice writing, bro.
Not bad, looking forward to the follow-up
It's okay, it's okay
After watching it, I feel that the plot is quite smooth and has a strong flavor of traditional immortality, but why don't many people watch it?
It's not bad, but I feel that the frequency and proportion of the protagonist being seriously injured is a bit too high. It's a bit stuck in the cycle of trying to prevent the protagonist from being too strong and getting hurt, but not letting him really die when he encounters difficulties, but the protagonist can win even if he is seriously injured, which makes him injured but too strong.
It's pretty good. I look forward to the protagonist meeting Ah He later [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]
I saw the strong misery, but what about the beauty?
It's okay. In the middle of the first volume, the protagonists are being hunted, but starting from the second volume, it can be seen that the two protagonists are about to take off. If things go well in the future, it can be upgraded from four stars to five stars.
Nice writing, bro.
Not bad, looking forward to the follow-up
It's okay, it's okay After watching it, I feel that the plot is quite smooth and has a strong flavor of traditional immortality, but why don't many people watch it?