I Use Technology to Pursue Evil, but My Wife Is a Big Devil

A unified answer to the mandatory system tasks at the beginning: First of all, as an author, I hate that the male and female protagonists are limited to the system task framework. However, due to the entry point rhythm, I had to add the "Heavenly Romance" series of tasks at the beginning. The system task is actually just a "matchmaker". The rapid combination of two strangers into the main plot requires a very tedious emotional preparation. In addition, the core setting of falling in love and killing each other is difficult to enter, so the system mandatory task setting was added as a last resort. The most original setting of this book (the setting is similar to that of the Demon Cult Leader, and has been abandoned) has no system for the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist learns from the craftsmen to make various gadgets, and the female protagonist has unparalleled martial arts skills when she appears. Coupled with a series of bloody plots from childhood, the two get married. However, the plot is slow to advance in this way, and the plot of the male and female protagonists falling in love and killing each other has nowhere to write, so the vulgar setting of system tasks was added as a last resort. I have tried my best to downplay the presence of the system. After entering the main line, the system will only play the role of cheat fingers, and there will no longer be similar mundane mission plots. The plot is very exciting, I hope you can watch it patiently, I love you.

Just click through and finish the book. You have to make an investment failure, right? . .