Lin Wanwan, the god of doomsday war, blew himself up to save his teammates.
He woke up and became a fake interstellar daughter, and was sent to appease the Imperial War God who went berserk during his susceptible period.
The entire galaxy mourned for her - that was a madman who could tear legions apart with his bare hands.
Lin Wanwan fell into deep thought as she looked at the nine-tailed silver-haired boy huddled up in the surveillance camera with red eyes shouting "Sister, I feel bad".
Do you call this a tyrant?
Later, she used "top-secret materials" sent by the military to build a chicken coop and used energy stones to burn a kang.
The entire empire thought she was performing a mysterious ritual and worshiped her with trepidation.
Until the Zerg army invaded the territory, Lin Wanwan dragged out a "homemade two-kick" from the storage room.
With one shot, the insect mother was gone.
All interstellar live cameras were focused on her.
Lin Wanwan rubbed her nine-haired tail beside her: "Don't be afraid, my sister will take you home."
Reader comments
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Not bad to take a look at.
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There is nothing simple and unexplained about Xiaobai, and it ends without telling who the final villain is.
It's very nice, and the bad guys are dealt with directly, so there won't be endless repetition.
Not bad to take a look at.
All five-star reviews, very well written
Just add some illustrations [blowing kiss]
I like it very much, must praise it
It's good to watch and the plot doesn't drag too much [blowing kiss]
This book is quite good, but the ending is too fast, and it feels like it ends without explaining anything clearly! ! ! !
Very nice. Well written.
There is nothing simple and unexplained about Xiaobai, and it ends without telling who the final villain is.
Very interesting, five-star review, well written.