[Crossover] The Everyday Purification of a Dark Honmaru

One volume will really shock the heroine. She vows not to become a Buddha until hell is empty. She suppresses and appeases resentment with her own body. The heroine's kindness and strength are vividly displayed. She also takes the initiative when getting along with the swords. The heroine is a protector and healer. In the end, the strong heroine turns into a Tess flower who will be injured without swords. To be honest, instead of doing this, it would be better to stop when the heroine sinks into the abyss and comes out.

I just feel that it is a pity that this book could have become a miracle, but it was ruined in the third volume. When the setting for the heroine was given, it felt like a very gimmicky feeling. The last part of the plot was very confusing, and the heroine's growth was also inexplicable. Anyway, after reading it, I felt that it was a pity in the end.

As far as Bai Da's scam is concerned, I can't ask for anything more. Although the plot is not complete and there are too few daily descriptions, it is a pity, but I am Mary Su Wen, who is in trouble with knife, and I love Su Bugui.

Probably the heroine chanted for more than one hundred and forty chapters, "I have to work hard, I want to become stronger," and then gave up on progress. After more than one hundred and forty chapters, she finally realized it in the last chapter and killed the boss instantly. It's the sense of deja vu of the good-for-nothing male protagonist of a hot-blooded comic.

After reading it, I have no idea about the heroine. The Virgin is not entirely bad after all, it is a healing genre. However, the three volumes and the ending did make me feel a bit disappointed... It ended in an anticlimax, ugh.

Ah, how can I put it this way? The early plot development is quite good. The protagonist is obviously a White Lotus type, but the writing is relatively harmonious and not annoying. However, there are still many bugs and some characters appear occasionally. The ending is very long but a bit anticlimactic, but overall it is not bad. I hope the author will work harder to write more good articles.

Emmm I bought this article, but because Mary Sue was so impressed, it was locked and I won't be allowed to rate it.

The writing is really good. I gave up after reading dozens of chapters because it was too cruel. But I bought the whole book because I couldn't bear to part with it. Looking back now, I really don't regret it. Regarding the heroine, I have something to say. Maybe many people nowadays are not interested in the so-called Madonna characters, thinking they are too stupid or always dragging down the people around them. I sometimes think the same way when I read articles. But for the heroine in this article, I really like her pure kindness, and she still maintains her kindness after going through so many choices. I admire her and envy her because she will not regret her kindness. Although I verbally criticize some bystanders in life, I ask myself that if I were involved in it, I might not have the courage to be kind, because I will consider many things and no longer dare to choose the answer I like desperately like a child who doesn't understand anything.

I thought I would become friends with King Ye in the ending, but I couldn't accept it, so I skipped to the ending to get a vaccine. It turned out to be a bad ending, and I didn't plan to finish it...

Wow, help me. This ending feels so alive.