Main attack + original character + preference
"Should I call you uncle?" The younger child looked at you with a frown.
"It's up to you." You raised your eyebrows and said in a somewhat impatient tone, "Don't follow me. I'm not your nanny."
The child's eyes suddenly lit up, and you realized belatedly that this kid, like a fox, had definitely guessed your identity.
"National Master, are you willing to encourage me?"
"National Master, I am very happy that you can come."
"National Master, I'm going to die."
"National Master, why? Why?"
"National Master, I don't want to die."
"National Master, you and I will go to hell together."
A cub who traveled through Qing Yu Nian, bl, all-oriented, main attack, prefers to be the only pet, but there is a separate chapter for everyone in the extra chapter.
Try not to be too OOC, Fan Xian is too bitter, and the second princess is too bitter. This book is only for self-entertainment, and it is written in the second person with a strong sense of substitution. Just read it for fun, don't use your brain.
The protagonist has no name, only a name (for the convenience of others to call him). The purpose is to have a stronger sense of substitution. Everyone can think that the protagonist is themselves, and the name is naturally their own. (The Dharma name is Wuyin, and he is called Taoist Wuyin)
The protagonist cannot regard this place as a real world at the beginning, so he prefers the game world. He is strong and has golden fingers (after all, if he is not strong, he will not be able to change the situation of Emperor Qing, and cannot change the situation of Fan Xian and the two brothers). Later, he takes root here and prefers the fox cubs raised only for him and the little flower snakes picked up halfway.
The protagonist's behavior should not elevate the author, and the author's behavior should not elevate the reader.
Purpose: Dote on Li Chengze and protect Fan Xian