A Leisurely Life in the 1970S, Reborn

Both male and female protagonists are bitches, disgusting! You say you hate the male protagonist but you still hang on to him, and finally sleep with him. What the hell is this? Cultivation? Fix it! Even if you become a god, you are still a bitch! I won't talk about the male protagonist. Thinking about it makes me want to vomit.

This ending shocked me, it had an NP rhythm. 1. Don't join the mysophobic party. 2. Do not enter the postgraduate entrance examination. I really can't afford to be hurt! T^T

The heroine obviously doesn't love the hero, but she still gets entangled with Mo and deliberately seduces Mo. Is this what a woman with normal views would do? Since you want to become an immortal, you shouldn't hang out with mortals, or else you should spend this life with the male protagonist, one moment like this, the next that way, how can you say that you have an open mind? Besides, the female protagonist was bullied so miserably by the male protagonist in her previous life, and she didn't survive the demons because of the male protagonist. I wonder what kind of kindness she will repay to the male protagonist in this life?

After reading this book, I was thinking about the author's perspective.

Why are there missing chapters??? It just seems to be broken when I look at it, which is very awkward. . .

It ended before I even saw what happened to the male and female protagonists. I was heartbroken.

Writing a novel about cultivating immortals in this era is also crazy... The front part is all set and the back part is really...

Looking at the back, I always feel that the heroine always looks at the heroine with a condescending feeling like you, mortals, don't come and kneel down to worship her... I always feel that I am very awesome, and she is not afraid of all conspiracies and tricks...

At the beginning, I thought the heroine looked like she was reborn as an immortal. Later, the more I looked at it, the more helpless I became. She might as well not be reborn. She was right to seek her own death. The heroine is not worthy of the hero.

120. What about Chapters 130 and 131?