Su Dongdong, a freeloader who lived off her parents, had one great ambition in life: to become a nun, set up an altar, perform rituals, con people, get rich, rise to the top, and marry a man with long legs. Unfortunately, she woke the old ghost "Tiger Milk" and embarked on a bleak life of academic grind.
Old Ghost: You think becoming a little nun is that easy?
Gu Xi, a legal expert, had been tormented by evil spirits since childhood. He had seen every kind of human misery, was cold and vicious, and kept people at arm's length while studying the law, with an ancient jade charm to protect him.
Gu Xi: Huh, my jade cracked!
Su Dongdong: I've got a super-strong glue kit, blessed by the Master of Pure Water. Just 199, only 199!
Gu Xi: Selling counterfeit and substandard goods, defrauding honest citizens, and slandering a great person who has made outstanding contributions to our country's religious culture. This is a lawyer's letter.
Su Dongdong: ...
Down-to-earth blurb: The heroine wants to coast through life, but after meeting a cold-hearted hero, she has no choice but to roll up her sleeves and work hard.
Please don't scrape my rankings!
New novel coming soon: After Killing the Villain. When Zhu Ling'er was slaying demons, she accidentally chopped Jiang Ye's soul into pieces.
She had to use 520 to scoop up the soul fragments, then hurry the corpse back to its hometown.
The journey went on for thousands of miles, and it wasn't just exhausting: this corpse sure had a mind of its own. It kept trying to leave the group and go back to find its killer, drawing a whole pack of pursuers after them.
But Zhu Ling'er thought the corpse was pretty great. He played cat's cradle with her and never lost patience, never laughed when she asked embarrassing questions, and could even cosplay and walk around town with her. He was also happy to go to concerts with her. His boyfriend game was seriously on point.
If only he weren't a corpse!
I Manage Property for Monsters
Lin Xiaoya is a trainee property manager in a residential complex. She went out to collect the property fees and got claimed as the master by a newly born Demon Emperor.
This is bad.
This is very bad.
Lin Xiaoya is in big trouble!
Nearly a third of the residents in the complex are monsters, and every single one of them wants to tear her apart.
Their Demon Emperor, freshly born, dewy, pure and flawless, an A-rank solo body, has been tainted by a human old woman?
Lin Xiaoya: I'm only twenty. Am I really that old?
Ku Ming: They're jealous. You know, jealousy makes the soul ugly.
The monsters: Your Majesty, that really stings!
Theme: Why can't I escape having a central message, even when I'm the one writing the story?
The main plot of this article feels very complete, although there are not many words. It's just that the beginning and end of each unit drama may be explained too concisely, which makes it a bit laborious to watch... After watching it, I felt that the content of several unit dramas was quite scary, but the writing style was more cheerful, and it didn't feel scary at all... I was originally thinking about the story of the heroine, such as the old lady and the heroine herself (What happened to the path that the old lady asked the female major to study? The heroine didn't do it in the end?), But there is relatively little written about this line, and several unit dramas are centered around the male protagonist. The old lady left the show neatly, I still want to see her jump~~
In addition, is it because it is a supernatural plot, there are not many interactive plots between the male and female protagonists, and the male protagonist's psychology is not easy to guess. The most impressive thing is when the female protagonist sticks to the male protagonist with two slices of cooked beef
Suddenly I realized it was over, so I spread my flowers~~ I will write my thoughts after reading it
Watching this in the middle of the night, I want to cry...
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[Idiom Story] During the Northern Song Dynasty, Kou Zhun guarded the north and accepted Wei Ye, a native of Shu, as his disciple. At that time, there was a beautiful but stiff-mannered prostitute in the north. The scholars asked her to give birth to Zhang Ba, and she came to the Kou mansion for a party. Kou Zhun impromptuly asked Wei Ye to write a poem, and Wei Ye immediately composed a poem: "You gave birth to Zhang Ba in Beidao, and I am familiar with Wei San in Xizhou. Don't blame me for having no jokes before, and not knowing each other half-baked."
[Allusion] There are prostitutes in the north. They are beautiful but have bad manners. Scholars call them 'sheng Zhang Ba'. ... Ye Xian's poem says: "You are a student of Zhang Ba from Beidao, and I am familiar with Wei San from Xizhou." Don't blame me for not smiling in front of you, and not knowing each other half-way through life. 'Song Dynasty Shen Kuo's "Mengxi Bi Tan" Volume 16
[Explanation] Zhang and Wei: both are surnames, which generally refer to people. Generally refers to people you know or don't know.
[Usage] as subject, object, attributive; generally refers to someone you know or don't know
[Similar words] Sheng Zhang cooked Wei
poetry
Gift Zhang Ba to the prostitute·You gave birth to Zhang Ba in Beidao
Northern Song Dynasty Wei Ye
You are born in Beidao, Zhang Ba, and I am familiar with Wei San in Xizhou.
Don't regret that there is no laughter in front of the bottle, half-baked and half-cooked without knowing each other.
Wei Ye (960-1019) was a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. His courtesy name is Zhongxian and his name is Caotang Jushi. He was originally from Shu and later moved to Shaanxi. He has been a farmer for generations and built his own thatched cottage in the eastern suburbs of Shaanzhou. He devoted himself to farming all his life. He planted bamboos and trees with his own hands, dug soil to guide springs, and arranged the environment around his thatched cottage to be beautiful and beautiful. He often played the piano and composed poems in the spring forest, and often sang about the customs, customs, and pastoral scenery of Shaanzhou.
The heroine is thirty years old and her brain is still the same. . .
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Hahahaha, do you want to pop?
The main plot of this article feels very complete, although there are not many words. It's just that the beginning and end of each unit drama may be explained too concisely, which makes it a bit laborious to watch... After watching it, I felt that the content of several unit dramas was quite scary, but the writing style was more cheerful, and it didn't feel scary at all... I was originally thinking about the story of the heroine, such as the old lady and the heroine herself (What happened to the path that the old lady asked the female major to study? The heroine didn't do it in the end?), But there is relatively little written about this line, and several unit dramas are centered around the male protagonist. The old lady left the show neatly, I still want to see her jump~~ In addition, is it because it is a supernatural plot, there are not many interactive plots between the male and female protagonists, and the male protagonist's psychology is not easy to guess. The most impressive thing is when the female protagonist sticks to the male protagonist with two slices of cooked beef
Suddenly I realized it was over, so I spread my flowers~~ I will write my thoughts after reading it
Watching this in the middle of the night, I want to cry...
Check the author's profile of the author's column. [Idiom Story] During the Northern Song Dynasty, Kou Zhun guarded the north and accepted Wei Ye, a native of Shu, as his disciple. At that time, there was a beautiful but stiff-mannered prostitute in the north. The scholars asked her to give birth to Zhang Ba, and she came to the Kou mansion for a party. Kou Zhun impromptuly asked Wei Ye to write a poem, and Wei Ye immediately composed a poem: "You gave birth to Zhang Ba in Beidao, and I am familiar with Wei San in Xizhou. Don't blame me for having no jokes before, and not knowing each other half-baked." [Allusion] There are prostitutes in the north. They are beautiful but have bad manners. Scholars call them 'sheng Zhang Ba'. ... Ye Xian's poem says: "You are a student of Zhang Ba from Beidao, and I am familiar with Wei San from Xizhou." Don't blame me for not smiling in front of you, and not knowing each other half-way through life. 'Song Dynasty Shen Kuo's "Mengxi Bi Tan" Volume 16 [Explanation] Zhang and Wei: both are surnames, which generally refer to people. Generally refers to people you know or don't know. [Usage] as subject, object, attributive; generally refers to someone you know or don't know [Similar words] Sheng Zhang cooked Wei poetry Gift Zhang Ba to the prostitute·You gave birth to Zhang Ba in Beidao Northern Song Dynasty Wei Ye You are born in Beidao, Zhang Ba, and I am familiar with Wei San in Xizhou. Don't regret that there is no laughter in front of the bottle, half-baked and half-cooked without knowing each other. Wei Ye (960-1019) was a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. His courtesy name is Zhongxian and his name is Caotang Jushi. He was originally from Shu and later moved to Shaanxi. He has been a farmer for generations and built his own thatched cottage in the eastern suburbs of Shaanzhou. He devoted himself to farming all his life. He planted bamboos and trees with his own hands, dug soil to guide springs, and arranged the environment around his thatched cottage to be beautiful and beautiful. He often played the piano and composed poems in the spring forest, and often sang about the customs, customs, and pastoral scenery of Shaanzhou.
The heroine is thirty years old and her brain is still the same. . .