The Fate of the Gods
神灵的命运
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11Chapters
37Favorites
21Nutrient gifts
744Clicks per chapter
10Comments
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It's ridiculous. He has owned everything, seen everything, seen and enjoyed everything. In the end, he began to be moved by himself. For love, it's sad and self-righteous. You don't deserve it. You don't deserve to die here. You should die in pain of being spurned and insulted.
Hey, actually I have never understood the behavioral logic of the heroine who takes the initiative to die in a story like this. Is she dying for love? She knew from the beginning that the person she fell in love with was here to kill her, but she fell in love with her anyway and was even willing to give her life after that? Is this considered a love brain?
A self-righteous coward, disgusting
Is The Warrior Slaying the Dragon the same world view as The Maid and the Dragon?
Captivity? Oh, who is not in captivity? Self-righteous