Douluo Dalu: The Stunning Fox Spirit Is Qian Daoliu's One True Love

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I don't know what's going on, but Le Ling feels something is wrong these days. Every night when she is alone in the room with her children in her arms, the two babies are always weird. They are always happy and excited, and their eyes are always looking behind Le Ling. Le Ling was puzzled, there was nothing behind her. On the night of the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, the two cubs were particularly excited, babbling, and their two little hands kept reaching for something. Le Ling was angry, who was playing a prank? Guang Ling or Subduing Demon? When you are full and full every day, and when you are really free, wouldn't it be nice to hold hands and go to the toilet together to have a quick poop? I turned around and saw that there was nothing behind me: "That's weird, no, I have to cut Guang Ling and Jiang Mo into pieces tomorrow to satisfy my anger." (The next day, Guang Ling and Jiang Mo were severely beaten because they stepped into the worship hall with their right foot first) >The two little boys were particularly excited this night, giggling all the time, with two pairs of grape-like eyes widening When the old man came back after finishing his work, he felt two pairs of eyes staring at him, which made him feel creepy Le Ling: What's wrong with you? What are you standing for? Lao Qian: I feel like someone wants to kill me (sixth sense tells me that I shouldn't stay here for long) Wife, I have a lot of work today. I have to work overtime. Let me report to you After saying that, Lao Qian ran away Many years later, two kids ran to Le Ling with super abstract paintings. Chen: Mom, look, this is what I drew, does it look good or not? Qian hurriedly said: Mom Mom, and me, my painting is better than my brother's Le Ling was stunned when she saw the content in the painting The painting by Chen Boy showed Le Ling lying on the bed, with a woman floating in the air covering her with a slipping quilt br>Qian Yatou's painting shows Le Ling gently coaxing the child in her arms, and an old man and a lady looking at Le Ling tenderly Le Ling quickly grabbed the two little ones: Where did you see the people in this painting? When? Zai Zi: I was a kid, I don't remember the rest Guang Ling/Jiang Mo: Feed me peanuts, feed me peanuts

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I have deleted the two book reviews I posted previously, "About the Setting" and "About the Male Protagonist." Because I felt that the explanation was unclear, which led to misunderstandings among some Baozi who had not read the article, I decided to delete it and repost a new review as a supplementary explanation of this book. Because those two book reviews were deleted, the comments under the book reviews also disappeared. Therefore, I did not delete the comments on purpose. Let me make it clear here. Sorry to those who have commented before~ The following is a supplementary explanation of the problems with this book: 1. Regarding the problem of Shuangjie. In this book, Qian Daoliu was forced into marriage, and the person he married to was also forced into marriage. The two of them never had a substantive relationship from beginning to end, so it was a double marriage. 2. Questions about Qian Xunji. In this book, Qian Xunji must be a member of the Qian family, but he is not the biological son of Qian Daoliu and his marriage partner, but the son of Qian Daoliu's cousin, so he also has a Seraphim spirit in his bloodline. (Note: The detailed explanation of questions 1 and 2 can be found in Chapter 123 of the main text. It is a last letter written by the marriage partner to the heroine before his death. Baozi who wants to know more can read it. I will not go into details here.) 3. Regarding the issue of emotional lines. In this book, the heroine had a big misunderstanding about Qian Daoliu in the early stage, so there was a lot of emotional tension between the two. Qian Daoliu always wanted to explain, but the heroine had a hidden illness and was unwilling to listen due to the misunderstanding, so she did not give Qian Daoliu a chance to explain. Later, it was Qian Renxue's assistance that helped the two resolve the misunderstanding. 4. Regarding the marriage partner. In the setting of this book, when the heroine came to Douluo Continent for the first time to meet and fall in love with Qian Daoliu, the marriage partner had not yet appeared. When the heroine returned to Douluo Continent for the second time, the marriage partner had passed away for a long, long time. The marriage partner also has a lover. She does not love Qian Daoliu, and she was forced to marry. Therefore, in the heart of the marriage partner, the heroine is not a love rival. Although the marriage was not what Qian Daoliu wanted, he was very kind to the marriage partner and treated her like a younger sister. Although Qian Renxue is not the biological granddaughter of the marriage partner, she has brought him up since she was a child, so Qian Renxue is as filial to the marriage partner as her own grandmother. So there are no two situations: "the husband doesn't love her" and "the granddaughter doesn't help her". I specifically explain this here in the hope that some readers will not indulge in any bloody plots. These plots do not exist! The above questions are all private settings in this book. They are some adaptations of the original settings in order to make the plot advance smoothly. If you have any questions, you can read the text first. If you are still unclear, ask in the comments below. I will try my best to answer them clearly. Finally, everyone has their own preferences for vegetables and radishes, so if you don't like them, you'll be blown away~

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