How come ghosts are not considered a kind of human being! Because the male protagonist's career as a mortician contains many hellish jokes, I recommend watching the movie with the electronic wooden fish.
The first chapter completely captivated me. How could there be such a righteous, powerful, and shining heroine? It's rare to see such an authentic knight characterization, and the emotional scenes with the male protagonist are also very delicate. The female protagonist is the main protagonist in every sense, which I enjoyed watching.
The story is about an evil dragon kidnapping a princess and finally they get together. The highlight is that the male protagonist of the evil dragon learns to take care of and fall in love with the female protagonist. It is smooth and interesting.
In the world of orcs, the fox orc heroine raises the human heroine who has traveled through time. The look is very... Strange? The fox heroine looks like an ordinary person who keeps pets in the modern world, but this is a world of orcs; the human heroine looks like she is kept as a pet, but only the heroine is an ordinary human being, which is considered a rare animal in the world of orcs!
It's hard to imagine that this is the author's new book. The plot is very smooth, and the interaction between the Taoist heroine and the ghost heroine is quite interesting. The disadvantage is that things like the ghost heroine's company capital after resurrection are not realistic enough.
In the ancient version, the mermaid male protagonist and the king female protagonist, BE, the female protagonist has a political marriage with another man and has children. The heroine's political considerations are very specific and logical, which makes her exception and emotional attachment to the mermaid hero very moving; the hero also understands that the heroine marries for politics, and chooses to lead the army to fight and become the heroine's help to return to her - because of the longevity theory, the heroine will definitely die before the hero, but BE is because the heroine will perish...