The Demon Lord’s Fragile White Moonlight

At first, I felt that the novel had a rare advantage. The female protagonist is soft on the outside but tough on the inside. She is wise and decisive, has a righteous heart but does not appear to be empty-headed. She is proactive and sober in her feelings, while the male protagonist is gentle and righteous. Both of them have rare and attractive characters. They are better than many novels that play the emotional card, the righteous card, and the heroine card. Why does the plot tirelessly repeat the plot of "all the women in the world want to harm me and want to compete with me for men"? Is your imagination limited to jealousy? Are the obstacles on the long road to immortality made up of a vicious female protagonist who circles the earth three times? Have you never had any contact with women in real life? Why are the world you built, the female characters you portrayed, and the social relationships of the people you created like this? Do you think the world is like this, consisting of a female protagonist, a male protagonist, a few Qin Sinan and a bunch of Lin Ruoyou? Or do you think this is what makes people happy, happily leaving comments about the supporting characters being disgusted and then happily following updates? If the following chapters are all these boring and vulgar routines, I will be really disappointed. Sister, if you throw away such routines, you will write better things, right? Whether it's fiction or reality, we can't achieve victory by relying on love triangles, relying on the favoritism of men in power, or achieving life by stepping on the heads of all females, right?

It makes no sense to torture the heroine and then ends hastily. I don't even want to curse. I want to laugh to death because of the confusing plot. All the foreshadowing in the past are just illusions. I just suggest that it be marked as a drama. After all, I didn't feel any relief from it. It was just meaningless suffering and hatred, and the ending was unclear. The emotional line was okay. The author might as well write more about the interaction between the male and female protagonists. This is the only part of this article that I can understand and feel comfortable reading.

Feng: I'm not here to break you up, I'm here to join you.

This heroine is a coward. He doesn't have the ability to take revenge on Feng, but he will kill the heroine with all his strength. He talks about kindness and morality. In modern times, he would go home and do domestic violence after being bullied by outsiders. He claims to love his wife deeply, but he has no pity for his wife's beloved daughter. It's inexplicable.

Hahahaha, help, guaranteed

Although the ending is good, it's a bit hasty. Will there be a sequel?

... It's so short, and it ends so unexpectedly

Damn it, the heroine can't stab him, right? Is she really going down the same old path??

It's so sad to go back to the plot of the original book.

Ah, what should I do?