The heroine Lu Lingshuang traveled to an ancient mysterious continent and transformed into the good-for-nothing ninth princess of the Great Yong Empire. Demons and monsters shared the continent with humans and competed for resources. Lu Lingshuang was the most inconspicuous among all the outstanding children of Emperor Yong. Her mother, a beautiful woman, tried every means to beg Emperor Yong to send her to the Zhenxie Department to work as an idle logistics manager, but the Zhenxie Department had no choice but to kill people on the front lines. The demons were too cruel, causing the demons to counterattack, and directly took over the Fuzhou base camp of the Zhenxie Division. The original owner Lu Lingshuang was willing to go on business (for fun) with his subordinates here, which affected Chi Yu. Lu Lingshuang, the mastermind of the Xia Kingdom's Abnormalities Bureau in the 23rd century, happened to pass through. He originally thought that this place would be a Shura field, but he did not expect that after coming here, he would also be able to live a good life.
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Personal highlight: After reading Chapter 14, the summary is extremely masculine. The article stipulates that cultivating immortals only depends on spiritual roots, and women also have the right to inherit. However, except for the heroine, the eldest princess, Mrs. Ru, and the maid Ruyi, the rest of the characters who appear are all men... The ratio of women to men is about 1:9. I originally thought that there was another Wei Qingluan who was a woman, but when describing it, I used the word "he" to describe it, and also wrote that he went to visit a brothel... It's hard to explain.
It was quite enjoyable to watch in one go. Pig Knuckle is dedicated to his career, he is constantly changing the world, and he has a passion for infrastructure. It's a big span, from the loser Ninth Princess to building her own city lord, to traveling to another world, and it's still unfolding... Goldfinger is really strong.
Personal highlight: After reading Chapter 14, the summary is extremely masculine. The article stipulates that cultivating immortals only depends on spiritual roots, and women also have the right to inherit. However, except for the heroine, the eldest princess, Mrs. Ru, and the maid Ruyi, the rest of the characters who appear are all men... The ratio of women to men is about 1:9. I originally thought that there was another Wei Qingluan who was a woman, but when describing it, I used the word "he" to describe it, and also wrote that he went to visit a brothel... It's hard to explain.
It was quite enjoyable to watch in one go. Pig Knuckle is dedicated to his career, he is constantly changing the world, and he has a passion for infrastructure. It's a big span, from the loser Ninth Princess to building her own city lord, to traveling to another world, and it's still unfolding... Goldfinger is really strong.