Xia Yu thought that Aluan in the novel was first abused by the male protagonist, then by the villain, and finally died tragically due to the plot between the male protagonist and the villain. He was really cannon fodder among cannon fodder.
After she transformed into Aluan and took over the body of the original owner, she realized that there was someone even more unlucky:
For example, the male protagonist who killed Aluan is reborn, sees her as an ascended inner demon, and vows to kill her again;
For example, there is a super BOSS hidden around you, who wants to destroy the world;
For example, Tiandao and his old man have also met their end, secretly chasing her, an alien planet...
Xia Yu's training rules are:
1. Practice, become stronger, fight BOSS, oh no, it's actually to save your life, save your life, or save your life.
2. The road to immortality is full of pits, and one must be bulldozed one after another. My goal is to become an immortal version of a humanoid bulldozer.
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Demining:
1. A story about a strong woman cultivating immortality. Cultivation is the key point. For the completeness of the story, there will definitely be a romance part, but it is not the focus and there is no guarantee of results.
2. The heroine was a human before time travel. After time travel, she was first a half-demon, and later she awakened as a pure demon cultivator, not a human!
3. The male protagonist of the plot is a floating cloud, let's fall in love and kill each other to death!
4. The female lead is very qualified, super good.
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Final article "All those who admire me are reborn"
Pre-receipt of the article "[Chuan Shu] Quan Cheng's Daughter"
Reader comments
I have never reviewed it seriously, but I really enjoyed reading the first three chapters. I only got into the mood after Grandma Akiyo. I have to respect what the old man said from the bottom of his heart, because the atmosphere of sadness in the first three chapters is still very strong, so sad that it makes people want to escape.
I just remember that when I read it for the first time, I read a lot of things that I didn't understand. Now that I'm reading it again, there seem to be more things that I don't understand and it's clearer.
Who is she?
Why is she here?
She seemed to have a happy family, but something unexpected happened again?
Who is the French woman?
What were his last words to her?
Why do you reject someone when you clearly love them?
Why did she show up at Butterfly House injured the next day?
In this way, the first three chapters should be from a God's perspective, introducing characters with reasonable identities and their own stories, such as Akiyo's grandma, Akiya, Matsuo, Kao Goran, and other original characters.
Watching it for the second time is still very heart-wrenching, the fierce conflict, the crying accompanied by wine, the sadness that is covered up, the love that cannot be expressed in the future, the shackles of the past, the current struggle, the helplessness of the elders, and the continuing responsibilities. There are so many things that it is impossible to sort them all out. I even feel that there is no need to sort them out. These are simply messy threads that have been tangled together in the wind, but this way it seems real enough.
This is the ordinary world where joys and sorrows are intertwined. (Sad)
The author is great, let me express my presence~
The period you want..."."
I have never reviewed it seriously, but I really enjoyed reading the first three chapters. I only got into the mood after Grandma Akiyo. I have to respect what the old man said from the bottom of his heart, because the atmosphere of sadness in the first three chapters is still very strong, so sad that it makes people want to escape. I just remember that when I read it for the first time, I read a lot of things that I didn't understand. Now that I'm reading it again, there seem to be more things that I don't understand and it's clearer. Who is she? Why is she here? She seemed to have a happy family, but something unexpected happened again? Who is the French woman? What were his last words to her? Why do you reject someone when you clearly love them? Why did she show up at Butterfly House injured the next day? In this way, the first three chapters should be from a God's perspective, introducing characters with reasonable identities and their own stories, such as Akiyo's grandma, Akiya, Matsuo, Kao Goran, and other original characters. Watching it for the second time is still very heart-wrenching, the fierce conflict, the crying accompanied by wine, the sadness that is covered up, the love that cannot be expressed in the future, the shackles of the past, the current struggle, the helplessness of the elders, and the continuing responsibilities. There are so many things that it is impossible to sort them all out. I even feel that there is no need to sort them out. These are simply messy threads that have been tangled together in the wind, but this way it seems real enough. This is the ordinary world where joys and sorrows are intertwined. (Sad)
The author is great, let me express my presence~ The period you want..."."
Happy New Year, why don't you update it?