[Apocalypse] Poisonous Hands, No Joy

The scumbag father thought he was a reborn person and made every effort to sacrifice everything. Unfortunately, the son he wanted to protect died on the operating table at that time. If the young master Wu Le hadn't appeared in the room, he would have sent the white-haired person to the black-haired person. He failed his wife in the previous life and continued to harm the next life, making the relationship between husband and wife appear to be in harmony. Is this kind of rebirth that does harm in the name of protection really good for everyone? Isn't this kind of rebirth really good for everyone?

Damn it, the scumbag father hurt Wu Le's mother in one life and the last one was enough. He was so drunk. Keep saying you want to protect the one you love but do things that chill your loved one. This kind of excuse in the name of love is really disgusting!

The second lady who was a scumbag in the late 1990s said: She changed her pretense score to 95 even before she graduated, and she has never been to Qin Huangling... #Q

Why didn't the author directly write about fetal transfusion? It would be understandable if blood from fetal transfusion was thicker than washing with water. The original owner is dead after the soul travels. Daddy Zha still knows nothing, has no retribution or guilt, and really died in vain. Moreover, the soul transmigration makes the protagonist just like a passerby bystander, with no sense of resentment or existence. The final summary: Jian San Tang Wu Le Time Travel is the beginning of this novel, and Daddy Zombie is the real protagonist who dominates the story (′д` )…

Now that I've seen it, I really think it's well written, but the only thing I have is Xiao Gong. You said he's cool and handsome, but you don't see much of it. He's just teasing the little bully. You said he's a loyal dog and a crazy man, but you can't see it either. The problem is, how do you look at it and it feels vulgar? Is it because there are too few scenes or too little inner monologue? In short, I really can't see anything except the interaction taking advantage of it! The little bully is in such a bad position. . .

I finally finished reading it. Although the story about Li Song and his wife is a little inconsistent, the main plot is still well grasped and it is very interesting.

What exactly happened that nightヽ(*???*)?

I believe the author can write better next article, see you in the extra chapter

It's nine o'clock. Is there a long one today?

It's been so long and it's coming to an end. I still feel a little unfinished. I'm looking forward to the sequel.