Born Divine in Perfect World

Both necessary and hypocritical, this kind of protagonist is really worthy of traveling through Eleven. If you don't want the Supreme Bone, tell your family no? The hypocrisy is as bad as wearing a yellow robe. You say you don't want it, but your eyes keep staring at the stench.

@readerTest poison

It's over, there was so much nonsense before, but in the end we still followed the original plot. If you wanted to write about a witch, I had to admit it, but ended up writing Yue Chan, the least interesting character in the original novel. I also pushed the witch to 10, and kept adding more emotional scenes between the witch and 10, either cuddling or hugging. Do you think readers would like to see emotional dramas other than the main characters?

It's over. The protagonist itself has a strong villainous character, which is hard to describe. It doesn't meet most people's tastes. He is only suitable for being violent. His character and personality cannot be read by the audience. His writing style is not that good, and he has a cool appearance.

Just look at the introduction and you will know that he is very poisonous.

I like watching the interaction between Shi Hao and Eleven, updates are too slow!

In short, the more I watch it, the more boring it becomes. I don't know why I keep linking Yue Chan and Shi Yi. There are too many stories about Yue Chan, the witch. The more I write about it, the more romantic it becomes. It doesn't feel like the male protagonist is practicing Taoism in a fantasy world.

It's a bit interesting, it doesn't completely copy the original plot, it has something of its own.

Double pupils

Can the author be faster?