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Gu Jiuming learned from the memory of a reborn person that she would be a big villain in the future.
Rumor has it that she fell into the devil's path, recruited male attendants, and was a scumbag in the nine sects, which caused a dramatic change in the world of cultivation and disturbed the world's peace.
Gu Jiuming, who had always kept to himself and cultivated his moral character, pondered for a long time: Will she really become like this in the future?
Gu Jiuming made an immediate decision, determined to follow the path, and was about to embark on a completely different path!
Suddenly one day...
The genius sword cultivator of the Sanqing Sect came to her and suddenly knelt down on one knee: "Your Majesty."
Gu Jiuming was silent: she recognized this man as her male attendant in her previous life.
Everyone from the Sanqing Sect:? ? ?
What's wrong with Senior Brother?
Genius Sword Cultivator Senior Brother: "I have been your male attendant for so long, and I only want a title."
The powerful secret disciple of Xuantian Palace: "Have you forgotten about our romantic night trip to the Li River?"
Young Master of Wuyun Sect: "You once said that only I understand you."
Gu Jiuming continued to be silent... The memory of the reborn person is not so detailed!
Passers-by: This world is really crazy.
Reading instructions:
1. The male protagonist is all a single-arrow female protagonist, and the female protagonist is devoted to practicing Taoism, 1V1.
2. Traditional upgrading flow cultivation text, mainly fighting monsters and upgrading.
The copy of the advance copy of "Escape from Paranoia [Through the Book]" is below↓
Tong Yin traveled into a thriller novel and became the heroine who can hear the voices of dead people.
The original male protagonist was a paranoid man. He adopted the original female protagonist since she was a child. He was extremely possessive. He loved and abused the original owner, physically and mentally, and asked for forgiveness afterwards. The original owner relented every time.
Tong Yin: Sorry, I don't want to be a masochist.
She immediately decided to leave, but she hit him with a brick, causing his head to bleed and he couldn't stand up.
But she was still arrested as soon as she left the house.
The whole village watched with cold eyes. At the critical moment, a man named Li Zhuijue drove the paranoid back with a look.
He whispered comfortingly: "Don't be afraid."
Tong Yin burst into tears at that time. There are still good people in this thriller.
Li Zhuijue is the temple owner of the mountain temple. People in the village say that he is a god and a gentleman of strong character.
Later, she and Li Zhuijue encountered a headless corpse.
The headless corpse screamed in fear: "It's him! The man who tore my head off!"
Tong Yin turned around in horror.
Li Zhuijue was smiling at her, his smile was deep and harmless.
She is so stupid, really, she just remembered that the original male protagonist was a paranoid, but she forgot that there was a perverted villain who drove him into a paranoid.
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When Li Zhuijue first met Tong Yin, she was so frightened and fragile that she could strangle her to death with one hand.
He wanted to see her struggle and scream.
But she didn't, she just tricked him into a coffin and buried him alive.
He lay in the coffin with his eyes down and meditated. He should forcefully twist off her head like he did to others.
What is incredible is that he seems to be unable to take action...
Philosophy: The heroine is self-reliant and self-reliant, and she fights back and kills all the way to seek truth.
Reader comments
There are still too many details that need to be considered, how the old Taoist priest who instigated rebellion, how An Hai could be ruthless enough to kill the master and colleagues he once firmly followed, this decisive battle feels like fast forwarding 50 chapters. Personally, I'm still not used to heroines who are too ruthless, and those who go against me too much will perish. Although I can fully understand that my own life is the first priority, as a reader of the peaceful and prosperous age, I am still a little unaccustomed to heroines who don't care too much about other people's lives orz
There are still too many details that need to be considered, how the old Taoist priest who instigated rebellion, how An Hai could be ruthless enough to kill the master and colleagues he once firmly followed, this decisive battle feels like fast forwarding 50 chapters. Personally, I'm still not used to heroines who are too ruthless, and those who go against me too much will perish. Although I can fully understand that my own life is the first priority, as a reader of the peaceful and prosperous age, I am still a little unaccustomed to heroines who don't care too much about other people's lives orz