Interstellar Moral Integrity Cannot Be Lost

Please don't let me have a male lead! ! ! It was only after seeing the identity of the heroine that I saw the current situation. I hate the straight male protagonist with terminal cancer. I recently read an interstellar novel in which the heroine was a god before but became a maid. When I saw the introduction, I didn't click on it. I really had nothing to say about it! It's just a shame. What about the dignity of God? Probably he was eaten by himself! No matter how inexperienced Yun Ran is, she is still a saint. Don't let her get in trouble with you.

Respect has always been carved out of their hands bit by bit with brains and fists, blood and bones. So please, the heroine, stop being merciful and kill her.

You always emphasize that you are a saint, but you have no strength at all, so stop being so arrogant. I hate it.

The author has a suggestion. The heroine was once a saint. With countless years of experience, to put it bluntly, people like Alan should not have left too many marks in the heroine's heart from the time I read the novel. The heroine will not stop for these people. Even if she has just escaped from the control of the Whispering Pearl, her character should not be so weak. Moreover, this hero is too self-righteous. Why should he show mercy to the heroine for this empire and the humans here? The most important thing is that the author, when you write it like this, it makes it very clear that the male protagonist hates green tea, especially when you say in public that this Mr. Chen is doing this and that, and you shouldn't do this and that, this is a green tea bitch.

After reading Chapter 80, I can't stand it anymore. For a saint, tens of thousands of years is considered a small amount. After a lot of time, no matter how broken the heroine's state of mind is, as an old immortal monster who has seen countless creatures fighting, the current performance is really suspicious. In addition, in a world where even the heroine and the heroine are suppressed, the inner demon can still disturb the heroine and finally control the heroine. There is also the issue of the male protagonist's relationship with the female protagonist, which is inexplicable, and the progress is a bit fast. It can be said that it is love at first sight, but the scene of the first meeting is not described at all, or it is not profound enough. Finally, there is the plot issue. I think this mainly arises from the contradiction in the character of the heroine. She has said clearly several times that she wants to draw a clear line with the male protagonist, but in the end they always get mixed up again. And as a saint, the heroine does not have that feeling at all. Let alone cultivating with her eyes closed and becoming a saint with her eyes open. The heroine is not the only saint in the world of cultivating immortals, regardless of whether she has it or not. Her existence is a kind of benefit if she affects the interests of others. Other saints will definitely involve her when calculating their own interests. And the heroine who can survive safely is definitely not a noob. Therefore, what the heroine in this book lacks the most is the clean and tidy temperament. She has not yet figured out her current situation, and she has the feeling of a saint who regards all living beings in the world as ants.