The novel is over and I've stepped in. Guess what?
My name is Bu Si. I woke up as a baby and my mother was still a man. . . . . Saved a life, brother! I offended someone, didn't I just come here and be reincarnated without drinking Meng Po soup? Is it necessary to do this to me? After adapting to this absurd world, I finally realized an important issue. The nominal father in front of me seemed to be the male protagonist in a novel I had read.
At the age of three, my world view was reshaped again. This was not just an ABO world, but also a novel.
Attention, viewers in front of the screen, if you die accidentally, please remember to drink Meng Po soup.
Well, I won't bother you anymore. You can tell from the title of the book that I am wearing a typical male pornographic novel. I just don't know what this stupid author thinks. He insists on adding an ABO character. Just add it if you want. He also insists on giving birth to a child. Please don't embarrass straight men (orz)
The cool article is called "A Hundred Steps to Cross the Yang". Everyone in this world has superpowers, and everyone's superpowers are divided into a bunch of levels according to abcdefg... Which probably means that some levels are so awesome that it's better to just pull weeds. Our male protagonist is a B-level alpha, not the highest level, and his ability to become the male protagonist is not based on his powers. The author has not revealed it... I am really convinced, there is no logic at all.
I'm still wearing it!
This article is also known as "Lumming"
Purpose: People cannot be resurrected after death, cherish life
