Quick Transmigration: Every Heartthrob Wants to Kill Me

I like the monk's article the most, it's beautiful

Hey, I still don't understand the relationship between Feng Yi, Feng Li, and Liu Yao? ? The gift is Liu Yao? Mmp, I like Feng Yi

Suddenly I hate his senior brother so much...

The first three stories are considered to be excellent works. From the beginning of Bai Hu, I felt that this article was not only down a notch compared to the previous three articles, but also that it felt that the route was forcibly distorted for the sake of the subsequent story plot. What a pity! After reading this, I hope the author will continue to make progress. The whole article is good, but the layout of the later articles is a bit too grand, and it feels like the writing style has suddenly changed.

I don't understand here. When Feng Yi passes away, where will the male protagonist be? Or is Feng Yi also part of the male protagonist? But I thought about the whole article and it doesn't look like it. It seems like the two are not one entity.

I like it so much… It's just that there are less plots about the blackened yandere. The ending is unexpected. There was blackening in the first life. It feels like each life is an independent story.

I finished reading it in one go. I liked it very much, but my favorite was the one with the monks in the first world. I was moved to tears.

Very disappointed. This is the second book I have bought in full The v-story was really good-looking at first, and the plot was very attractive, but later on it became more and more suspenseful and outrageous.

So is the male protagonist really pregnant? Hhhhhh When I saw the male protagonist's hair growing longer, my first reaction was to tell Yanyan to attack him quickly!

Ah, after reading the previous article, I feel much more accepting when reading this one... Fortunately, I only saw what happened from the perspective of the little monk instead of continuing to spread the blade... I have to slow down...