After Failing the Tribulation

I think the souls of the water demon and Wenren are united. After all, Wenren found that the wound on his hand healed very quickly, and he felt very strange. Although he may have been possessed by the water demon, he was still conscious, so I guess getting along with the heroine in the future will be like a split personality. The obsession of the disguised water demon has also come true. It is considered a he of three people.

To be honest, if I had to choose between Wenren and the water demon, I would definitely choose the water demon. After all, no matter how powerful the water demon is, the female protagonist can still control the water demon. The whole story gives me the feeling that the water demon is the best in terms of affection. However, Wenren has to have the female protagonist to coax him every time. I find it annoying to death. His attitude towards the female protagonist (every time he reincarnates to save him) is not that good. I can't eat it.

I feel like the male protagonist's performance in the end is really not that of a human being, but that of a water monster.

I prefer to combine the two into one. The male protagonist still has his thoughts, but a little bit of water monster is mixed in. I love 3P.

I feel so sad after reading this… Combining all the comments, it is possible that the water demon has also become a part of Wen Ren (the most I can do is accept this ending = =), but the spirit locking ring is really weird, or the water demon is originally a part of the male protagonist; otherwise, I can only accept the secrets of the Xue family before the Wen Renhui (but it is basically impossible) But if the water demon really completely takes over the male protagonist's body, according to the previous routines of the princess world and the immortal world, his face will definitely change. The heroine is very sensitive and will definitely notice it! In fact, the water demon, this affectionate yandere, is also very fragrant. Maybe I would eat it if I didn't smell it = =. But in my mind, the person the heroine likes is the hero. I like a determined heroine. The heroine has traveled so many worlds and encountered so many dangers just to be famous. I can't imagine how sad it would be if she knew it was because she didn't work hard! In the eyes of the heroine, the water demon is really just a hentai! In fact, I feel that the water monster can be found in every life of the heroine, but in the first life, which is the leader's life, it seems that the water monster never appeared at all. And since the first life, I feel that the male protagonist's feelings towards the female protagonist have always been from the leader's wife (almost every personality relies on or likes the female protagonist), the secret guard (important people, even those sent by political opponents must be protected), the senior sister (who spends most of the time with the female protagonist) (due to hostility), brother and sister (relatively cold, but still caring); and the proportion of water monsters has been increasing. From the first life, it seems that they did not appear, to the second life political enemy, the third life master, and the fourth life little water monster, the description is even more brilliant. I don't know if these are designed in the outline, if there is any special purpose, or if I am just overthinking it, maybe it's just like revealing the water demon's life experience at the end. I typed so much without realizing it. I really liked the author's writing style and the heroine he created, but in the end it was too uncomfortable to read...

1. When the water demon was still Tang Tang, did he say that he could only become like Wen Ren? 2. Wen Ren found that the wound caused by Tang Mao had healed. (It was mentioned earlier that the water demon has strong healing ability) 3. Soul-locking withdrawal. 4. The heroine's reaction when she saw the water monster's body sinking into the deep sea, I feel that the heroine may not dislike the water monster. (As mentioned before, the heroine does not hate Tang Tang = water demon) 5. When Wen Ren and the water demon made their last stop, it happened to be when Tang Juan's body was about to expire. Generally speaking, for the water demon, it was time to change his body.

Why do you think it's stupid? The male protagonist was not dead at the beginning. He was just about to die. His soul was not in the ring even though he was not dead. In the end, I felt more like the water demon gave up and entered the ring to die (I guess it was just to leave a suspense. Readers can think whatever they want. But the ending was so sudden that I shed tears.

Wen Ren felt the warmth coming from her body and whispered: "This thing is called the Locking Ring. Once you put it on, it will be connected to the spirit body. If I die, my soul will live in it. If you still want it, you can take it with you. Maybe it can ward off evil and ward off misfortunes... If you don't want it, just throw it away." Everyone, the male protagonist is dead, and the ending is already obvious. The old perverted brother has possessed the male protagonist, woo woo woo, give me back the hero.

What's the ending? Is the hero still alive? Look at the plot, the water demon is the male protagonist, ahhhhhh, I like the little water demon

Although Wen Ren is also pretty good, I really like the water demon. It's so pitiful for the idiot who wanted nothing but to die immediately after so many lifetimes.