She Is Afraid That the Disciple Picked up by Master Is Actually a World-Destroying Demon

The feeling that the whole book gives me is this: you are standing on the beach where the sea water is submerged, covering half of your calves. The sea is tidal, and you feel the gentle and heavy waves of the waves brushing against your calves. It is obviously very heavy, but it is gentle when it touches you. It should have been unsteady, but the wave stopped its force just before you swayed, and asked you to stop again. The sea breeze caresses you gently, so softly that it seems like nothing, but you feel it. (I believe in horoscopes, and this book is the gospel for Capricorns.) I wish your book a big hit! Booming! [Blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][laughing][laughing][laughing]

The writing perspective of this book is also very unique. It is like you are a bystander, watching the story of what happened to them. It uses flashback, starting from the apprentice killing and then telling what happened. The story is interspersed with delicate emotions and gentle explanations. I feel that the master and the apprentice got together in the end not because of love, but just to teach him emotions and make him stable until he didn't need them. So she was willing to sacrifice her own emotions to protect the country.

It's super beautiful! The writing is super good!!! The characters are not stupid, and the article touches my soul. It really touched me, made me cry, and made me think deeply. A different feeling than usual when reading articles, giving me fire [angry][angry][angry][angry][angry]

I really like the author's various characters, but I personally think it's be. The heroine has never liked the hero. It's just a mission of heaven to be together in the end. It's a pity that the hero likes the heroine so much [crying]

Not bad, I hope it won't be too cruel later on