Blurb
Li Li has been in another world for two months. After her initial panic, she has gradually settled into daily life, living in an abandoned, dilapidated house in the village.
Suddenly, the villagers who were chatting and laughing around her lower their heads, their faces pale, and stand perfectly still.
Then a five-meter-tall, massive, uncanny giant stooping beneath a white cloth emerges from the forest. The cloth completely covers its upper body, while countless arms dangle from its hem like willow catkins.
As the giant slowly approaches, Li Li sees that beneath the cloth is a void. There's nothing inside.
Wasn't this supposed to be a farming story?!
Can someone tell me where this monster came from???
Later, Li Li and the monster settle down together. Li Li likes to stroke the white fur on its tail and rub the scales on its skin. It bends down and presses its cheek against hers, nuzzling her as if begging for mercy, pleading with her to let go.
Li Li giggles and points at her lips. It understands at once, stretches out its long tongue, and licks and chases her lips. Enjoying its affection, Li Li praises it: "Good boy, good boy."
Content warnings
The male lead is a nonhuman being with two forms: one is five meters tall and made of white cloth and arms, while the other is two meters tall and more humanlike.
The female lead is an ordinary human from beginning to end. The male lead is her cheat ability.
It's probably a story with a style similar to Journey to the West, with travel and monster-fighting.
Chinese-style weirdness, a crybaby with an unstable personality, pale and chubby female lead x a quiet, nurturing male lead
Theme: I can't stand by and do nothing when faced with injustice
...??!! No... Is this the end?
Good guy, the sequel of the plot is accelerating. It's great. My wife urged me to update it.
Love(?°з°)-?
I understand what you mean, but mainly I feel that some of them must have killed other people before, but those people who were harmed died, so why can these people who harmed others survive. I do understand that they were forced to become bad, but I mainly feel that the heroine should not protect these villagers. According to modern criminal law, they should also be punished. These travelers are too innocent, and I think there is no problem in retaliating against the villagers from their perspective. Including it seems to have been written before that some people were injured and may have died. After the heroine came, some villagers did attempt to harm others, but before she came, someone must have died. Do you think those who harmed others should be punished?
Waiting for my wife to write a new article. What I like most about my wife is that she never tries to cling to others. It's just a bowl of warm noodles, ironed.
Concubine, sister, there are all bloody stories one after another.
Great writing! Does the teacher have an AiDian or an old Ford? I want to send a message to the teacher o>_<o!
It must be difficult to come up with a suitable ending, but I thank the author for not cheating and giving him a he555. I am very satisfied.
I finally waited for the update, and it's pending review again.
Madam, won't you update? QAQ