Who Told You to Slay Demons Like This?

Qin Xi vomited blood, wiped the blood with his hand, and said with fierce eyes, "I am here today, all because of my own self-improvement!" The next second, the deduction begins...

This Da Ning Dynasty is too stupid and unprincipled The emperor is nothing, he has to have IQ but no IQ, he has to have ability but no ability. Even if he realizes that the imperial concubine is a monster, no matter whether he performs any affectionate drama or not, I don't think I can keep him! I hope the heroine can dominate the world and work for others instead of being the emperor herself. And, to be honest, the heroine may have been destined to travel through time. There is also a deduction system that defies heaven. The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. The skills that others have practiced for a lifetime can be mastered in a few hours by the heroine. If it is just to slay demons, it feels a bit overkill. Of course, this is just my vision. I hope the heroine can show more personality charm. So far, I can only see that her cultivation ability is very fast and almost "effortless". Others have also killed monsters, but who can win the heroine's incredible opportunity? Sometimes, I will see that the heroine is impatient to read the exercises and directly starts the deduction, allowing herself to figure out the exercises during the deduction. Here I came up with another idea. Is the system trustworthy and controllable in the long term? Will its functional background expand with the progress of the heroine? What if the deduction is tampered with, or the heroine is used to achieve a certain purpose? I think the heroine is sometimes a little too "reliant" on this deduction But overall, it is really fun. The heroine slays demons and demons without so much grinding I hope the heroine will get better and better! It is more reflected in her character and will in the face of adversity.

Dear author, please remember to come back and update.

I have read a similar book before. It also starts with traveling as an ancient bride to marry a monster, and then awakens the system and kills the monster. It seems to have some weird elements. I forgot the title of the book. Does anyone know it?

Uh-huh, I was reading another novel and clicked in out of nowhere. Take a look first.

Are there many vicious female characters in this book? What is the female to male ratio?