Fang Luo traveled to the world of cultivation, and after struggling for a while, he discovered that this body was actually the villain of the novel "The Fate of One Hundred Saints"!
The novel "The Fate of a Hundred Saints" has the most holy protagonist Bai Liehua. He has the ideal of saving all the people he can save, but in the end, he still ends up with the world being destroyed by the villain.
Because the main line of this novel is: the abuse of the Virgin Mary's "expression".
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Fang Luo found this unfinished novel in the first place because he was extremely middle-aged at that time and hated the idea of Madonna harming others because of his stupidity, so he wanted to find a novel that exclusively abused Madonna.
But this book "The Fate of One Hundred Saints" almost made Fang Luo cry, and he fell in love with the character of the Holy Mother from then on.
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However, that's all. Although the original owner of the body is the boss who will eventually destroy the world, Fang Luo has no intention of getting involved in the plot. He just wants to find his own way of cultivation in the world of cultivation, travel around the world, and seek immortality.
But the development of the world is completely different from that in the novel! Bai Liehua is actually a person who has returned from the apocalypse where all life has been devastated!
So since the saint knows the future, how will he deal with the villain who will destroy the world in the future?
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There is a kind of badness, which is that the protagonist thinks I am bad.
However, Fang Luo is indeed ruthless. Lightning protection.
Rebirth Attack x Time Travel Suffer
Bailiehua x Fang Luo
1v1 pure love, no abuse and some cool writing. The old routine of going up the mountain to become a disciple has been upgraded to a long article about cultivating immortals, and the relationship is slow and warm. A serious and bland upgrade flow.
I wish you all a happy viewing. Newcomers, please take care of me. If you don't like it, please spray it lightly~
Motto: Kindness is a beautiful virtue