What Should I Do If My Girlfriend Is a Monster?

When Chen Yi and others first came to the village, they waited for a long time for the driver of the van. In fact, the van took them into a car accident. Before the driver died, he asked the Fox Fairy for help, so Li Tangzhi appeared. The fox takes a wife, and he wants to marry Chen Yi!

I feel that the previous article has been laying out explosive points, and finally it exploded with dust on my face. When the wind blew, everyone was in a mess. I was completely ignorant of the setting mentioned in the story, so I couldn't understand the ending. I only knew that everyone had a dream. It was like I had a dream, I laughed to death

Chen Yi will meet the same Li Tangzhi in countless different stories

As expected of our Chinese foxes, getting married is like a storm [remembering the fox in the neon myth next door who gets married by the sun and rain, compared to Tangtang, he is really weak x

Wow, this extra chapter has done something that Maomao has not been able to do in more than seventy chapters.

Alas, it feels like writing a Chinese-style story. The author is not good enough to write this kind of genre. The readers are confused and do not understand the ending. In my opinion, there are still a lot of things that have not been told. Which god did the female protagonist become in the end? Is the male protagonist now a human or a god? What is his identity in reality, why can he skillfully use Q-guns and other weapons from the beginning, and what is the identity of the male supporting actor in the real world? Who lent him the ability to come to the illusory world to awaken the male protagonist? It can't be an ordinary person, right? Disappointed, and there is very little interaction between the male and female protagonists. Now I am completely confused, typical of going high and low, and I don't want to say anything more...

Those who have never seen the Ke series feel vaguely okay. But this article, it's a brainless and fun story about fighting monsters. It starts with the name of an unknown flower, and after entering the city, it becomes a déjà vu of Lu Mingfei and Lu Mingze falling in love, and finally Lu Mingze becomes a god. . .

Does this fox fairy keep things true? Isn't he really a cat god?

Maybe it's because I don't know much about the setting of the resistance system, so it feels a bit anticlimactic, and there are a lot of holes that haven't been filled in. My uncle and Captain Yu are completely tool people, and why the heroine's touch will cause the red moon to fall, who is the high priest, what role does he play in the story, etc. There is a lot left unfilled, and it feels like the story ended not long after it started 🍉. This setting is really touching. It was clearly emphasized at the beginning that the male protagonist's initial heartbeat came from fear, but in the end it suddenly turned into pure love. In the end, all the body parts of the heroine were retrieved without much ink. It was obvious that there had been so much preparation ahead.

The ending is a bit messy and sudden. It's a pity that the foreshadowing was lost.