Fairy, Your Engagement Has Expired

It's a bit like an old eunuch living a second life. There must have been a similar book to return the eunuch.

It feels exactly the same as the other book, one Taoist sect and one Shushan, the same monster wife, and the same extermination of Taoism

There is no conflict between pure love and harem. Pure love has always meant that the woman is free from thunder and depression. Pure love and harem have always been the mainstream. Don't associate pure love with a single heroine, okay? It's completely different.

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It's time to go to 💩, predict the eunuch.

No, I got hooked after reading Chapter 28. As someone who has read too many similar novels, I can't help but ask, did you all follow the same template? A stable she-male falls in love with a Taoist priest, and she turns into a beauty in anger? A stable peace turns against each other? Will there be a wanderer and prodigal son in the future, and will there be a rebirth of the Buddha? Or is it a book business or a side station? It's not impossible, but the plot cannot allow readers to know the subsequent development at a glance.

It's disgusting. Both simulations caused changes in the world. The protagonist just took the entries without taking responsibility. It's disgusting.

I feel like the protagonist's IQ is a bit forced to lower his intelligence.

The protagonist is too much like a virgin, and her mentality is too much like a vegetable. She doesn't fight or fight, so she is very suitable to be the chosen one of society.

It's so retarded, and the routine hasn't changed much.

The new simulation is really boring. The protagonist who has simulated three times for three times is about the same level as a disciple of the Hehuan Sect. To say it is ten times stronger, even if you are the Holy Goddess and the Empress, can you beat the protagonist? The protagonist, a Taoist saint or a Taiping Taoist, behaves like an indigenous boy, copying the routine of spy playing house. You don't really think it's interesting, do you?

I'm still in love, so I'm not going to make the article right. The past life I'm currently watching comes true. I have countless mysterious identities, the protagonist and the heroine. They are sincere to each other and have personal experience. When I saw Chapter 9, the protagonist is just a game and strategy mentality towards the heroine. To be honest, this kind of thing is that there is a Shura Field behind, and the protagonist in the center of the Shura Field just regards this as a game. Then it's actually not interesting to watch.

After reading the revised version, it felt like I was being fed shi, and the exciting points that had already appeared felt like they were half gone.

I have died from poison. This book is slightly poisonous. If you like this kind of subject and really have no books to read, you can try it. Of course, if you read it with gusto, I think you will not be short of books.

Simulator, one of the most boring routines, true history

I just found this book after reading it, I'm so impressed 🐴

Just looking at the first copy, it looks like someone has written an outline for the author, and the author can't write it mechanically. Unless the next author improves greatly, this book won't be good.

The first article is pretty good, but the second article is about the empress being too poisonous 🙄🙄🙄🙄

There is a problem. The protagonist in the simulation knows that he is simulating. To put it bluntly, he is running the simulation for profit. For the protagonist, what are the parents in the simulation? NPC or relative? I started to feel sentimental about the parents I had never even met in the first simulation. Then I had to burn incense sticks in the second and third simulations. In other words, there were a lot of parents on my head for no reason. Then there is the heroine who is simulated for the first time, a hybrid product born out of a typical human-male conflict. You say you should hate your father. Your father is a farmer who has lived for more than ten years and cannot even tell whether his wife is a monster. One day, he will get rid of the monster, day and night. The people around you have turned into monsters. If you lack awareness, you shouldn't be afraid. You should shout about love, bondage, and rush forward with a hoe to be considered cowardly. Then your father committed suicide because he couldn't bear the blow. Why don't you hate your mother? Why did your mother fall in love with your father? The fox she saved came to repay the favor, right? Whether it is the protagonist of the first simulation or the fox, there is no sympathy for this "tragic" life experience.

Author: Your writing is okay. Have you changed your vest?