Loser Saintess, Put Your Hair Up!

The plot of "Escape from the Hehuan Sect" is a bit like the Twelve Hours of Chang'an. There are many reactions in a short period of time, and there are also wonderful interactions between the protagonist and several Taoist companions. It is a rare good book.

In fact, I really can't see how much Liu Ruyan likes Xiao Yi. He obviously wanted to lean on Xiao Yi for power at the beginning, but now he has so many feelings. I could still watch it, but Liu Ruyan is so disgusting, he is so arrogant, he surrounds the protagonist every day, and the protagonist doesn't care. Every time after finishing, Liu Ruyan still misses Xiao Yi, how deep does he show his affection?

Earlier, I said that the heroine's snake scales were a bit scary and no one wanted them. Later, when we got home, all the outside servants looked at her so beautifully. They just wanted to add such a scene.

It's too abstract, and I was confused when I read it. In the first few chapters, the male protagonist is devoted and consistent, but then he starts to mess around. In the first few chapters, the male protagonist is righteous, but in the later chapters, he acts like a villain. Speechless

I just like to see Liu Ruyan resisting and resisting, and I hope the author can strengthen the villain's abilities.

I hope the author will update it soon

This protagonist is also invincible, as he saw the part about Su Mei. So abstract

There are too many typos...

Even if the soup is clear and watery, the plot is hard to describe in one sentence. He is a dog and has to urinate on the protagonist when he sees him. He has no strength to pretend, and it is disgusting to watch.

More villain than villain, only the male protagonist is implementing the purpose of Hehuan Sect