The Long Life Calamity [The Twin Dragons of Great Tang]

This article is suitable for no cp or just a male protagonist. If you insist on being Tanmei, at least find someone whose thoughts, status, and strength can match her. Zhang Yushu is really not suitable for CP! ! In addition, the main character has three memories of life, one is modern and the other is carefree. He is free and easy, has self-respect and is rational. He will not know that the other person will be an emperor in the future, and cannot protect himself like a jade. He always loves himself, so he will be wronged and become a mistress. In addition, the protagonist himself has experienced the pain of his original wife being suppressed by a mistress, and it is difficult for him to accept being a mistress.

Why is it so far-fetched to force a match?

I accidentally brushed it, and that disgusting feeling came back. Tsk, I'm unlucky to have read this article.

Expressed my liking for the author's ending 2 Although the readers of the whole article have been dissatisfied with CP, I personally feel that the author should be more inclined to the second ending. In fact, the protagonist is a monk, and the world of mortals is essentially a practice of joining the world. It is not important who the CP target is. What is important is that the protagonist needs a partner. In the end, the relationship is over and the broken void is the ending and beginning of a monk. Wouldn't it be nice if everyone just treated this article as a non-CP? Originally, Zhang's role in this article wasn't very big.

Pei Xuan's character design is inconsistent. I subscribed to the full text and was a little disappointed.

Alas, the ending turned out to be a twist, with me vomiting blood. I'd rather not watch it. Forget about the male protagonist's ending -_-||, Pei Ju's extra chapter... He is such an ambitious person, but in the end he settles for mediocrity. So this is really not corporal punishment in disguise.

I regret not reading the comments. The more you go to the back, the worse it gets.

Even though I didn't like this cp, I went back to the beginning and watched the ending. Author, you have created the protagonist so well, why did you write the cp object in such a disgusting way? I feel that you have wronged the protagonist, who is your own son. Did I say that I expected the ending to be one in which Zhang reigns supreme in the world, marries a wife and has children, and is kicked by the protagonist to shatter the void, and then Zhang is lonely until death? How come Zhang is the real ginseng winner in this article?

This book is really a bit bad, where is my beloved Wanwan?

Agreed. Downstairs, the male protagonist said that Shi Zhixuan's words sounded nice, but he was just as scumbag when it came to him. Ssangyong who was robbed of his opportunity was so pitiful.