Shadow Guard, Concurrently the Older Brother of the Disaster-Bringer

Ah ah ah ah, big girl, you are a man. Every step of the development of the plot here is unexpected [Chigua]

Well written I really like Jiang Wude, a regrettable character. It's hard to tell the sincerity of using kindness to win over people, so I just felt like getting along with Lu Jiang. In the end, I could only watch him set himself on fire. Compared with ignorance and omniscience, a little knowledge is the real poison.

Finished scattering flowers!!!!!! An absolutely delicious article. The pace is very good and it didn't drag on. It took me a day and a half to read it in one go! (Unfortunately, I only saw after finishing yesterday that TT had not caught up with the series) The foreshadowing is collected very well and neatly! The only pity is that the ending was a bit too fast and it felt like it ended abruptly, and that we didn't get to know more about A Ting's previous life (will there be a spin-off? Dream jpg.), But it's good to be like this now, and it's a happy ending (except for Mr. Jiang, who is really upset, why did it end up like this (even though he drugged A Ting because he said he wanted to find his younger brother, I knew he had already started to break down, but um...) Speaking of the twisted relationship between you and A Ting, you really... You are obviously taking advantage of the relationship and you dare not trust me, but you only dare to tell him all about your life experience, right? It's great to no longer have to worry about the world becoming a copy, and no longer have to live a life of fear. After reading the author's profile, why the contract will be terminated in July this year? 😭 I just started reading... I will try to catch up and read the previous works.

It's so irritating that you take 996 while others are on vacation.

Apocalypse + unlimited streaming? The buff stack is full

It's easy to stop and kneel down for us

Teacher, it took me three years to find you. Are you leaving?

The best non-CP that I have seen in Jinjiang in the past year, I still couldn't bear to review it in one day. Jiang Wude was so well portrayed, complex and vivid. The scene where Jiang Wude killed Chu He was so painful to watch. (It would be even more uncomfortable if Chu He's death was really without complaint and did not become an unjust ghost in the end.) It was completely crazy... And it also led to his own death. Regarding his death, the description "if Chu He was here" also makes people feel uncomfortable. What was Mr. Jiang thinking when he was half-dead on the carriage in the end... He had been wondering whether the two people would have a real conversation that touched each other's true thoughts. A Ting told him that he was not looking forward to his death. Maybe Jiang Wude would show that childish and unexpected expression. Jiang Wude wanted the wronged soul to appear, and I was always afraid until the end that he would become the wronged soul. Fortunately, such a thing did not happen in the end. Wow, it feels so uncomfortable to read, but I am still very grateful to the author for creating such an excellent article. Apart from the plot design, the overall rhythm is also very smooth. The design of the unfinished dungeon world is really clever, and the interspersed humor and banter are just right, very lively and interesting. The recycling of letters and signatures at the end, and the appearance of the old prince in school uniform are really surprising. The sense of inferiority that comes with the identity of Ci Anwei, the sobriety of the protagonist himself, and the beloved brother (?) Throughout the whole story are also very refreshing. 😭Os I really want to watch Jiang Wude's extra story

Wow, this sentence is so picturesque.

Is this plot really the imagination of carbon-based organisms?