Me: "What are you?"
Xiao Bai: "Have you seen The Legend of the New White Snake? I'm pretty similar to that!"
Me: "What kind of monster is Brother Pockmark?"
Xiao Bai: "Have you seen The Little Mermaid? He's a freshwater one."
Me: "Is Xiao Hei dead?"
Xiao Bai: "Actually, don't you like watching Twilight? They're pretty much the same!"
The female lead loves making snarky comments. This story is fun and has no regard for decency, so enter at your own risk!
This story shares a universe with Reborn in the Illusory Void, Starry Sky, and The Curse of the Puppet. Together, they're known as the Star World. They all originate from the idea that [since long ago, this world has had a will (a manager), two gods, three executors, five emperors, seven major organizations, and eleven witches]. For details, please visit my author page:
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The last sentence is read as "The most terrifying female ghosts are all felled by him"…
Maybe Xiaobai and the others have some reason why they can't solve this matter? However, I quite agree with Taoist Wang's answer. Just because he is a Taoist priest, he should be able to help others solve problems without risking his own life? It feels like moral kidnapping! Maybe it's not that the person involved couldn't understand the despair at that time, but I still don't agree with the heroine's sense of moral kidnapping... Because when I watched it at the time, my answer was the same as Taoist Wang, "So what?"
Bl…sand in a mouthful of sugar…
I found this one by chance. I like this kind of weird ghost story the most. I thought it was over and I could read it in one go. Oh my god, come back!
Support the second part. Please give Xiaohei more scenes OTZ...
Come on \\(^o^)/~
QAQ I love you, Xiao Kong! I will definitely support it to the end! ! ! ! Look at my affectionate eyes! (⊙_⊙)
Hhhhhh so cute
Looks good, I checked it out.
The last sentence is read as "The most terrifying female ghosts are all felled by him"…
Maybe Xiaobai and the others have some reason why they can't solve this matter? However, I quite agree with Taoist Wang's answer. Just because he is a Taoist priest, he should be able to help others solve problems without risking his own life? It feels like moral kidnapping! Maybe it's not that the person involved couldn't understand the despair at that time, but I still don't agree with the heroine's sense of moral kidnapping... Because when I watched it at the time, my answer was the same as Taoist Wang, "So what?"
Bl…sand in a mouthful of sugar…
I found this one by chance. I like this kind of weird ghost story the most. I thought it was over and I could read it in one go. Oh my god, come back!
Support the second part. Please give Xiaohei more scenes OTZ...
Come on \\(^o^)/~
QAQ I love you, Xiao Kong! I will definitely support it to the end! ! ! ! Look at my affectionate eyes! (⊙_⊙)
Press and grab! Sprinkle flowers\\(^o^)/~