Oops, I Became the Devil's Substitute

The protagonist and this demon sect lady fell in love so quickly? This is a bit embarrassing.

There are too many introductions, please simplify them. Just a few sentences will do. 😅 That's it. I'm a stand-in. 😓It's over, I'm a substitute.

I don't understand why there are so many monsters and monsters in the comment area. If you don't like it, don't read it. If you don't support it, don't talk nonsense here. It's not your first time reading a book and you don't allow others to write a book for the first time, right? Don't influence others, and then come and scold the eunuch to death😅

If the author doesn't know how to write about women, then don't write about it.

How to say it? If there wasn't that girl named Shen, maybe I would like it more. In addition, I read a lot of books, which are quite complicated and I can basically guess any routine. The more I read, the more boring I become.

Good guy, has it become standard for people in the Seven Points Demon Sect to be compassionate, righteous, kind and peaceful, not to kill innocent people indiscriminately and not to be selfish?

The author has become a eunuch. Come and watch.

I feel that the leader of the Demon Cult should have the temperament of King Abelo

The progress of practicing martial arts is not as fast as the speed of acquiring martial arts. It is just a mobile Tibetan Scripture Pavilion. Can't it be perfected directly? Or it can be marked with proficiency. At least it should give us an idea of ​​the protagonist's combat power.

Alas, the feeling at the beginning of The Legend of Wulin Banxia is that even the copywriter has been copied. The starting point is becoming less and less innovative.

I actually cut it off. I thought the last chapter was interesting, but I didn't expect it to be the eunuch's declaration. 🤔

I remember that the Life and Death Talisman seems to be the Tianshan Liuyang Palm that comes with martial arts. Does it require the Tianshan Sixyang Palm to be used? Did I remember it wrong?

Is this still called IQ online? Do you look down on the reader's intelligence?

For a good story, as long as the villain's IQ is online, the protagonist is ruthless and ruthless, and the upgrade is simple and crude, who the hell would like to read it if you make so many twists and turns? Goodbye you.

The writing is very good. The protagonist's IQ is online. However, the number of words is too few. Please raise it first.