The Author Transmigrates into a Book and Becomes the Plaything of a Sick, Twisted Archenemy

It's tied. Because of the bond in the early stage, the two of them have a lot of intrigues and are acting. Pure hatred is not included. The love shown is mostly based on calculation. The relationship is very awkward and each has its own suffering. Much of Shen's suffering stems from his real-life family of origin, and Ye's suffering is all due to Shen's desire to control the paper people and his desire for revenge. Although Ye had his faults in the early stages, he can understand them, but generally speaking, Ye's suffering is felt to be deeper. The writing style is relatively relaxed and humorous, but I see a lot of ambiguity with impure purposes. Although it is very sweet, it is like looking for sugar in the glass shards. I hope the two of them can realize their hearts soon, and they must have sex!!

It's very interesting. I really like the way Xiao Shen and Xiao Ye pull each other off in the early stages. The two people's 800-year-old mentality makes me feel like I'm witnessing the battle of wits between L and Yue. The uncut version of Chapter 76 is shocking and delicious. It made me happy [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Thanks for reading, kids, and comments welcome. (Please don't leave negative comments, just ignore it if you don't like it) This book involves Xiao Shen's multiple time-travels in reality and in the book. It is slightly different from ordinary time-travel books. The opportunity for time-travel is very important (emphasis added). The clues are fragmented and you need to piece them together slowly. It is not a purely brainless novel. Skipping chapters will miss many key clues. (Some babies may read in confusion. You can read the first 20 chapters without thinking, and pay attention to 20-30 chapters. Babies who like to use their brains can make bold guesses. If they don't like to use their brains, they can choose cookies to read. There is no shortage of cookies) Both Xiao Shen and Xiao Ye had flaws in their early characters, even bad ones. They were both evil-minded and needed time to grow, so don't scold them (although Xiao Shen is indeed annoying, you can quit if you don't like it). There will be a lot of pulling and pulling in the early setting, and it may be a bit cruel (but it doesn't stop me from making sweets). The paper characters in the book also have emotions, and the character consciousness will awaken, so don't think why it deviates so much from the characters written by Xiao Shen. There is a sub-cp in the book. (Don't worry and make a bold guess, I bet you can't guess it in the early stage) Rest assured, the end result is he. By the way, in any case, personal suffering is not a reason for violence against others. To the super cute babies.

Delicious... Just like watching Paranoid. By the way, I'm a little curious about the follow-up plot. Do the author Xiao Shen and the Xiao Shen in the book still use the same body and switch from time to time? It's better to go to the real world, otherwise it won't end well...

Actually, I personally prefer Saccharin, but this novel is still very good and worth reading.

I haven't seen such a beautiful female protagonist in a long time.

When seeing some of the previous content, it is really easy for some people to assume that they are themselves