Ye Xi is a famous stupid beauty in Nancheng No. 1 Middle School. She has the lowest grades and is delicate and frail. Her only advantage is that she is pretty but has a big heart.
But no one knew that Ye Xi picked up a little octopus who claimed to be the evil god!
The little octopus is as tall and bouncy as the stars, and its color is as bright and beautiful as the stars. When it opens its mouth, it shouts to Ye Xi in a soft, childish voice: "My wife!"
Ye Xi: "!!!" Cute!
And Ye Xi, who picked up the evil octopus, began to travel through various strange worlds——
In the eerie and haunted teaching building, ghost figures linger behind every student who is immersed in solving problems.
A paper fell from the table and was picked up by bloody hands.
Ye Xi took it politely and said softly: Thank you.
The workers who were shivering while watching the show:? ? ?
Abandoned forest hut, something seems to be waiting in the dark forest.
When the fire was lit in the fireplace, Ye Xi took out the hidden snacks and handed them to the little octopus lying on his head.
The workers who are waiting in preparation:? ? ?
And on the invisible transparent screen floating in the air, countless barrages floated by:
"Another day to watch beauties raise pets!"
"Honey, stop feeding it, feed me!!"
"What kind of little octopus is this? It's so beautiful!! Give me rua!"
A barrage floated quietly - "Why does this little octopus look so much like the stars in the depths of the universe?"
The next moment, the light screen suddenly exploded, and a large blood-red word appeared in the minds of all the secret viewers - "Do not pry!"
Reading guide:
1. The idiot beauty's heart is greatly affected by the arrogant and charming evil pet, 1V1, double first love
2. The real world and the adventure world are intertwined, and the main plot is to fall in love sweetly!
3. Perhaps the real attribute of this article is: an article about beautiful women raising cubs and cute pets?
Intention: Only by never forgetting your original intention can you achieve success.
