I'm the Only One in the Entire Sect Who's His White Moonlight

So pretty~ Ye Chu saw the barrage one day and discovered that he was actually the female supporting character in a certain novel. He was also replaced by the heroine of the original novel, stealing the opportunity. After seeing the barrage, she no longer had illusions about her original family, and turned around to get her own opportunities. The male protagonist is a demon king. He fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight before, but he didn't know how to act. He always had a venomous tongue towards the female protagonist. One of them was stubborn and didn't believe the other one. The male protagonist has done so much for the female protagonist before, but the female protagonist only found out through the barrage. (Ps: I've only kissed on the face so far, the male protagonist is duplicitous but secretly happy) The little senior brother was my mouthpiece, scolding the original heroine and others. G2 enjoyed watching it. The fourth senior brother appears to be a sick man, but in reality he is a boss. Other characters have not yet appeared ( ps: The barrage is a bit annoying, but the rest is fine. I wish the author a smooth completion

Really nice to look at. After more than 100 chapters, the barrage became more and more supportive of the heroine, and the relationship between the heroine and the villain gradually heated up. They were imprisoned in the artifact by mistake, and the heroine also recovered a little memory and unlocked two restrictions. Later, the heroine contracted the Qilin Beast... The author behind has not finished updating yet.

It's such a boring plot. I've read more than 50 chapters. I'm more interested in the emotional scenes between the heroine and the hero, but there are relatively few. The most important thing is to see how the original heroine brainwashed his senior brothers. It's too boring to keep doing these things. It's too slow to make up the word count.

Good looking good looking

No ending

It's very verbose. The first part is about how miserable Ye Chu was as a child. The second part is full of typos and the character's name is wrong. Is it right for A to smile bitterly at A? Give up, give up

Compared with similar genres, this book is more ingenious in conception. Each character has a full design, and they have their own style of acting. The male and female protagonists get along well with each other, and the description techniques are also very clever. However, the book has many typos and the author will probably revise it later. I highly recommend it.

There are a lot of typos. The plot could be better.

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