Master, Don't Stop Me from Becoming an Idol

This crematorium is so typical, it cremated a lonely person

I hope that the Lord will reshape his immortal roots as soon as possible, return to the top, and enjoy boundless solitude. Don't come looking for Wen Wen. Let's be happy together.

After the second brush, I still feel a little bit disappointed. Zhuang can't say that he is wrong. He is very charming as a character, and he really likes Wen Wen, seriously, but he doesn't say anything and his lack of communication is the biggest problem. He naturally feels that Wen can bear all this, giving people the feeling that everyone is his pawn. But how can this be considered between lovers? So when Wen knew that Zhuang really liked him, his first reaction was not happiness. To be honest, I also thought it was quite ridiculous, because the damage had been done, even if part of it was due to misunderstanding, Zhuang was not that bad, he did have a problem, and the damage he caused was irreparable. Wen felt a little darkened at the end, but it was logical. The love between the two of them was not deep, but some things just happened and they couldn't get over it. Wen chose his own way to stay with Zhuang, and Zhuang actually, at least I believe, did stay here without any regrets because of love, not guilt. He finally learned a little bit about how to love, but it was a bit late, and he still felt sorry for Wen Wen. This is really not a very satisfying ending but it is realistic and gripping.

This kind of ending is really heartbreaking, no one let go of the other, and the subsequent development will either be like this for a lifetime, and in the end the two will torture each other to death; or else Gong will figure it out and go back to continue cultivating immortality. The attack is really too bad, and it will ruin a person's path to immortality.

If I can't stand it, I shouldn't have opened this book. It's too tight. It's too tight. It's like a crematorium. I've been cremated lonely. It's my biggest mistake to open this book.

I quite like this ending. It's sad and unsatisfactory, leaving a lifelong feeling of uncertainty.

I couldn't bear it for a long time. It didn't feel like it was written by one person like the first half, and the last three chapters were over. I couldn't figure out how the author planned to wrap up the previous plot in three chapters. The emotional line from the beginning to the end was full of frustration. The master's emotional change was very sudden, which was very confusing. The protagonist probably also suddenly realized in the last three chapters that nothing else is important. What's important is that I like your style. He is speechless.

I love you more than I hate you, so I embrace you beyond my hatred.

God, Master, it's better to return to the world of cultivation as soon as possible. I have such a little love and guilt in my heart that I have to occupy the rest of her life. Wenwen will have to feel insecure every day for the rest of her life and think of ways to tie her up. Guess what, you don't have to torture her like this. Isn't it an immortal? Find your mana and dilute Wenwen's unnecessary memories and feelings. Thank you for two glasses of forgetfulness water.

Um, I don't know why I saw it here, but I didn't even set up the character design. Is this really not OOC? Why do I hate you? What the hell is it that the process of chasing people has inexplicably turned into a process of chasing stars? ... Forget about the article from two years ago... What am I doing...