The cold-faced beauty Wu Yan went through the book to become the group's favorite heroine Liu Ruyan. At the beginning of her apprenticeship, she encountered a wretched old man who wanted her to be a furnace. Without saying a word, he started the electric shock punishment to hit the old man's lower body, and used "Thunder Flash" to carve a way out for herself.
The system urged her to be the main protagonist, and she needed to conquer the male supporting cast in order to become the group favorite.
They are a collective in the backhand PUA system.
Instead of entering the sect, he chose to travel in the world of cultivation. Faced with the thousand-year-old zombies that had occupied his home, and the crisis of forcibly sending the fox demon man to the Beast Control Sect for breeding, Wuyan struck directly with a thunderous flash.
A bunch of scum, accept the thunder of humanitarian wrath.
The price of becoming Emperor Ruyan is too high, so let's tear up this plot and fight the way of heaven!
The eldest son of an East Asian family confides in family conflicts? Stop it, there is no obligation to sympathize with the eldest son who inherits the family business.
To save the dying daughter? Stop it, let you become a ghost cultivator and I want you to be my ghost attendant. It's time for the wind of liberation to blow to the world of immortal cultivation.
Wait, the system says she is the heroine of the group favorite, then who is this group favorite junior sister in front of her?
The female protagonist is only beautiful but has mediocre training qualifications. The male protagonist only has a good physique and is not as good as the male counterpart. Which character is the author's own?
The original book group's favorite heroine VS the counter attack group's favorite junior sister, if you don't offend me, I won't make it difficult for you. If you offend me first, watch my etiquette.
On the eve of the All-Cultivator Realm Human Cultivator Team Competition, Wu Yan looked at the team invitations from a bunch of people in front of him and fell into deep thought, "Am I not a casual cultivator?"
Come on, author!