"Untouchable, kneel down for me!" His cold eyes were directed at a certain ape.
A certain ape kneeled down reflexively, raising his whip with both hands...
"Bitch, get out and whip the corpse!" His cold eyes were directed at a certain BT.
A certain BT raised his eyebrows, smiled evilly, winked, and waved a dagger...
"Bastard servant, where's your demeanor?" His cold eyes were directed at a certain military advisor.
A certain military advisor pushed his reflective eyes and silently made a note in his mind...
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Don't be fooled by the above copy. In fact, this is the infinite journey of Her Majesty the Queen, who is perfectionist and slightly psychosomatic.
The heroine has traveled through time, but she has absolutely no idea of the plot. She relies on intuition and reasoning for everything.
The heroine is strong, but she is definitely not omnipotent. Her strength is accumulated through experience.
The heroine's character is absolutely romantic but not obscene, and her style is definitely BH
The heroine is furious, angry, when she sees something that doesn't suit her eyes, when she's in a bad mood... Please read the copy
This article has incorrect views, six limbs, and seven orifices. Things like chastity and moral integrity are just floating clouds. So don't expect the female protagonist or male protagonist (including male first, second, and third male) to have any concept of moral integrity. This is not popular in their world.
I have read as many "Infinite Horror" fanfics as there are basically so many where the male protagonist is Chu Xuan. Is it possible that I am tired of reading them? And they all also invaded the brothers and supported the model ∏ and wished them good luck. . ?
This pit was opened out of resentment...
The male protagonist should probably be our cute and charming "villain" - Brother Zhao Zukong (please change your voice to read)!
It is not ruled out that the author suddenly got mad and wanted to do NP... (Don't worry, the possibility is slim...)
It's so annoying to deliberately separate out the language of the original work, and I often forget it. Just take a look. . .