On the other side of the door is a sea.
Duo Abraham stole the Sequence 4 evolution potion, opened the door just before the family elders came to hold him accountable, and fell into a large ship.
The captain is the biscuit minister from Totland, and there are many magical species. This world dazzles her.
In order to get rid of the shackles of the Abraham family, she accepted Charlotte Lingling's request, married a Charlotte family, and changed her name to Charlotte Duo.
But does the marriage partner have to be that guy...? !
Later, Cracker discovered that his newlywed wife had mixed up with the Navy Reserves, became an outstanding naval representative, ran rampant on the sea, chatted and laughed with the boss, and finally came to arrest him with his wanted warrant?
Cracker: No divorce! Absolutely not!
Demining or guide:
1. The character is essentially a dream girl and can be read as the original girl. The author does not mind anyone who likes this story taking the role;
2. Some of the settings of the Lord of Mysteries have been stitched up, but if you haven't read them, it won't affect the reading of this article;
3. She is a green tea girl, but she is not a bitch. She has many singles but she is not a traditional heartthrob. Most of the love she receives is earned by herself;
4. The author is female-centered, and it is normal for male abuse to occur. The heroine changed her surname to Charlotte mainly to cut off her original family. Her original intention was to be an adopted daughter rather than a wife, so she took the surname BigMom instead of Cracker;
5. Purely heterosexual worldview! ! !
This is my first time in Jinjiang and my writing skills are limited. Please take care of me.
Intention: Let's stir up the pattern of the entire great sea route together
Reader comments
It's quite rare for a novel to have Biscuit as the male protagonist, but the first glimpse at the end is a bit unclear. I wonder if I can understand it if it continues in the next chapter.
It's so hard to live without interaction between the male and female protagonists
It's quite rare for a novel to have Biscuit as the male protagonist, but the first glimpse at the end is a bit unclear. I wonder if I can understand it if it continues in the next chapter.
It's so hard to live without interaction between the male and female protagonists