The Villainous Senior Disciple Went Zen After Being Reborn

I mean, how can a person who feels so cold-hearted meet Yazi who is very familiar with Xian Qing when they meet for the first time in adulthood? It turns out that they have met each other since they were children.

Kswlkswl It's been a long time since I've seen a bloody article in Jinjiang that doesn't engage in scum, attack, and accept cold violence. Emotionally twisted and addictive, hard kdl

Wuwuwu, I can read another hundred chapters of this daily extra. I like it, I like it, I like it, I like Daisi kiiiiii

It took a little more than a day to read it. The image of Mo Wan was so profound that I even dreamed about him last night? To be honest, whether it's Mo Wan's true ruthlessness and talent, or Zhou Xianqing's almost stubborn, demented and foolish "love", they are not characters that I like - or even hate. I couldn't stand Mo Wanzhen's ease with it, and I hated the fact that Zhou Xianqing fell in love with Mo Wanzhen. When I saw that Zhou Xianqing admired Mo Wanzhen in his previous life, I almost gave up the article with grief and anger, but I thought this book was really wonderfully written, so I held my nose and finished reading it. How to describe Mo Wanzhen? Arrogant, indifferent, poisonous tongue... I almost don't want to use words with positive connotations to describe him. Even if I can't deny his "smartness", I still want to say that he is "annoying and timid smart". There is no doubt that I hate him, so when I saw Zhou Xianqing loving him, I rolled my eyes in anger: it was like a cabbage being eaten by a pig. And because of him, I couldn't help but hate Wuji Wudi and a little bit hate Zhou Xianqing. He is dull, too emotional, and not decisive enough... Almost the whole book gave me the feeling of "Zhou Xianqing is being manipulated by Mo Wanzhen", which made me very angry. At the end, when I saw Mo Wanzhen getting upset over Zhou Xianqing's choice to abandon him again and again, I just wanted to roll my eyes: Isn't this your own fault? He is arrogant and self-righteous in setting so-called tests for others. If others cannot satisfy him, he will find it boring, and even give so-called "sanctions" - of course, Mo Huaizhen will only give choices, which are just choices that cannot be chosen. I hate his sense of transparency of "seeing through the world." In my opinion, anyone who uses his transparency to play with the world is a hateful arrogant. Even if I know that his talent and past have shaped his character, and even if I know that many people are hypocritical, boring, utilitarian, etc. And annoying, I still don't understand his feelings at all. As mentioned in the book, please don't connect "poor" and "Mo Huaizhen" together! And when I saw the end, Mo Huaizhen's feelings for Zhou Xianqing were more of "interest" than "love". Emotionally, they always give me a sense of inequality. After seeing it, I thought I was going to be, and actually I thought it was very reasonable. But when I saw that Zhou Xianqing turned a bit like Mo Huaizhen, I was shocked and speechless and couldn't accept it. Well, since Zhou Xianqing needs him, then fine. In the end, it was Zhou Xianqing who pulled Mo Huaizhen into the mortal world, or it was Mo Huaizhen who pulled Zhou Xianqing out of the cage. I dislike Mo Huaizhen very much, but I cannot deny that Zhou Xianqing will definitely fall in love with Mo Huaizhen and need Mo Huaizhen——. . . . . . . . . . . Oops, it's really annoying. I'm so helpless and furious. (Despite this, I was a little relieved to see Zhou Xianqing leading Mo Huaizhen around doing good deeds at the end.) After scolding Mo Huaizhen for a long time, let's talk about this whole book! First of all, the writing style and plot are the best I have ever seen. Especially the writing style is the reason why I endured Mo Huaizhen and continued reading. Almost all of the characters in the article are well-rounded, and some are truly annoying—well, let's not talk about them. After all, there are too many arrogant characters in time-travel novels, immortal novels, redemption novels, etc. Sometimes the author's arrogance can be clearly seen through them. This is probably a big reason for my literary shortage. It's super annoying. Forget it and keep talking. In short, this book gave me another feeling of "character interpretation story" rather than "author control story". The emotions in it are all too real, and the hesitations and decisions are reasonable. Haha, this is also the reason why I can't understand Mo Huaizhen and understand Mo Huaizhen - well, I really won't talk about him! Having said that, I think this sense of interpretation is very precious, or in other words, it feels like watching a real story. The stories in the book are very cruel, and the love and hate in them are so real. There is no room for innocent love in a cruel story, so the protagonists cannot be together smoothly. In the beginning, in an absolutely contradictory position, only life and death were real and credible. Only when the threat of the demons is eliminated can the story have a dusty ending. From the moment the characters meet, love or hate, separation or eternity, death or immortality... Are all the things in the world determined by fate or by chance. It's hard to say. Finally, thank you very much to the author for bringing such a work! It's a really good book~

Don't know why. When I saw Mo Wanzhen commit suicide, I really scolded him a lot, scolded him crazily, and watched the reunion after a few hours, and I just felt disappointed.

Woohoo, it looks good, but it's so clear water QAQ, so it turns out that Tiandao is frigid, Mogou is really not a dog when he should be a dog, and a blind dog when he shouldn't be a dog, ugh! But he is so damn charming, such a powerful man

Is there anything else? I feel like I haven't seen enough.

He knows how to tease his wife at such a young age. Mo Wan is really a bad boy.

God, this pair is a bit sexy

So Gui Zhen is the real name. It looks good.