(Body-swap transmigration + xuanhuan + loli master + master and disciple + slice of life + not invincible + sweet romance + a touch of angst + no harem + one male and one female lead) A little slow to warm up, just like the first book. Both are slow-burn stories, but this sequel is more of a power fantasy.
The original Yuan Mo was a transmigrator whose soul entered this cultivation world.
All he wants is to lie flat and keep clinging to his loli master's coattails.
After more than a decade of training, he went from being a good-for-nothing boy with nothing going for him in the modern world to a human genius, all thanks to being fed and nurtured by his loli master, Bai Li.
Bai Li gazed at her rebellious disciple.
“Disciple, what would you do if every human wanted to kill me one day?” Bai Li asked, lifting her little head.
“Then, for every one who comes, your disciple will kill one,” Yuan Mo said with utmost seriousness.
Bai Li said nothing and simply continued eating her snacks.
When the lord returns, he should lead a million troops and slaughter billions of rebellious subjects.
Upon the lonely throne of the Demon Lord, there should forever sit a lonely king.
Ten thousand years ago, the human and demon races joined forces to resist the demon race. The betrayal and cruelty of the human leadership became a hatred etched into the very bones of the demon race.
Perhaps raising this pawn was a chance at redemption. Or perhaps it was a seed of sorrow that she had planted within herself.
Actually, the title should have been "Mo Li's Lonely Dream II".
This is a continuation of the previous book. If you want the full story, you can read the first book beforehand, though its first hundred chapters feel a bit like a running diary.
I still recommend reading the previous book first, since it gives more background on the characters' relationships and personalities.
(First of all, I hope someone passing by will leave a book review) This is a sequel, emmm, I can only say that this time the conflict has become collective. Why does Bai Li have three personalities? Maybe this book can explain it? Is there any explanation for why the heroine Bai Li's brother left? I hope I can achieve good results with this book this time, at least better than the last one... I can directly admit the soul background of the heroine, the demon master. Of course, Bai Li is a little girl, a girl who is forced to take responsibility. There will be sadness and joy. Nothing is smooth sailing. Coffee is mellow and has a bitter taste. It's not sweet water, and it won't always taste good, but the more you taste it, the better it tastes. Bitterness is the background, fragrance is the reward~ Of course, it doesn't have to be painful all the time. I don't like stories about extreme knives. I like micro knives. I won't die because there is a better ending (Bland in the early stage, refreshing in the middle stage) You can watch the first part first, and you can read the first part now. Of course, the writing in the early part of the first part is not good, just like a running account. But you can take a look, the first and later parts are better.
This is the sequel to "The Solitary Dream of Moli". Compared with the previous work, this time the author has richer experience and more abundant writing power. At the same time, the foreshadowing laid in the previous work will also appear one by one, giving readers a sense of "ah, so that's how it is". Moreover, the conflicts in the plot gradually escalate from individuals to conflicts between humans and monsters, which makes people look forward to it even more. So come and join me in updating!
Hey~~ It looks good. Good reviews
It's a good book. I recommend everyone to read it. But you can read the previous book first. This one is a sequel.
It's so delicious. I recommend making more. It's very beautiful.
Although I haven't read much yet, I still gave the author five stars. The author's writing is really good, and the author's traffic makes me really afraid of running away💦💦
It's pure love, we can be saved, daily sweet, suitable for long-term reading
Good-looking, although not popular