Ninjago: The Green Ninja and the Master of Wind Want to Confess Their Love?

This is my first time reading a sexual intercourse between Lloyd and Moro, come on!

This is Shark Trumpet.

There is a knife, the protagonist is captured by Lu Mingfei, who steals the sky

Ahem, hello author. First of all, I changed my name. This is some questions and thoughts about the subsequent plot. Now I have done the second brush. First of all, I need to correct some of the author's statements. The current timeline of the plot belongs to the young protagonist (hereinafter referred to as the young protagonist), but the author refers to the young protagonist as the past, the super golden weapon (hereinafter referred to as the golden thread) as the present, and the backward blade (hereinafter referred to as the backward thread) as the future. When the little protagonist climbs the mountain, he looks back and sees the shadow of wind and fog: the wind represents the golden line, the shadow represents the little protagonist, and the fog in the reverse line is very interesting. Can I interpret it as fog? The author mentioned before that the protagonist's own "elemental power" has something to do with time. So, is the protagonist's own elemental power confusing cause and effect? If I interpret it this way, then the actual reason why the reverse flow line "encouraged" the golden line to save Moro is to confuse cause and effect. Then here are some questions Q1: How does the protagonist change the original timeline (hereinafter referred to as the old timeline)? Is it like Dawn Gotchard, the protagonist's deus ex machina from another parallel time and space, or is it the confusing cause and effect I mentioned above? Q2: If the timeline changes, will the protagonist of the new timeline remember the old timeline? Q3: If you remember, is it in the form of completely inheriting the memory, or is it in the normal way of following the plot, encountering an experience different from the old line, and flashing the scenes of the old line in your mind? The above is only my own understanding and thinking, and there may be over-interpretation.

I read this book a long time ago, and then the book stopped being updated. I didn't read it again. I only recently discovered that this book has been updated again, so the author, you have to work hard, and you must write more words.

I will tell you in the most rigorous, straightforward, least roundabout, simplest, shortest, most concise, fastest, most direct, shortest, least riddle, most manly, most manly, and least witty way: This book is quite nice.

The evil author is issuing knives like crazy I have understood it, let me sort it out. I traveled through the past wind and saved Moro under the hint of the future wind. Because of Chapter 32, Moro wanted to become a green ninja. In the end, like the original work, the future wind and the present wind wanted to save Moro but did not save Moro because he did not choose Moro between returning home and Moro. The future wind reincarnated many times!

I think the name is quite interesting, but you can tell me about the plot inside it. What does it mean that Lloyd is possessed by Moro? What does this mean? So are there two heroines or just one heroine? Is Lloyd dead?

Author update soon The author's soul returns... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul returns... Driving the long whip and setting up the six bridles... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul is back... Crossing the mountain and singing... The soul is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul returns... Sings high and triumphant... We share the same robe and enjoy the glory... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 When the soul comes back... When the soul comes back, the flaw will be revealed, and the ridicule will be like a tide; At the second watch, the expression of anger faded slightly, and the spectators began to turn their ears; At the third watch, a slight reputation sprouts, and an alliance is formed in the future; At the fifth watch, righteous men and women gather together and argue; At the tenth watch, the great Confucian scholars and the nobles are revitalized, and the sound of praise fills the thoroughfare; At the twenty-first watch, the name of the green slip will remain fragrant for thousands of years. Sigh! Nine times out of a hundred, the disadvantage lies in the delay; only by waving the keys like rain can the crowd's beaks be stopped. May your ink be as long as a long river, so that the starry night will be flawless and readers will forget to eat.

This book is very nice to tell you, and the setting is more in line with my taste, but the most important thing is that I don't like the overlapping timelines. It feels a bit messy. I hope the author can improve it. That's all, this book is still very nice.