A Whole Basket of Trouble After Crossing the Divine Lord

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Dear author, I really love your books. I followed you from another app.

I recently finished reading the "Red Dust Illusion" series. I recommend "All Senior Brothers Under Heaven Are Equally Black," "The Number One Treacherous Minister Under Heaven," and "The Number One Demon Under Heaven." The female supporting character in the "Treacherous Minister" series was particularly well-written. Thumbs up!

Time flies, and I remember starting to read Qing Shuang's updates every day from around chapter 70. Now, without realizing it, I've already read 260 chapters. If I do the math, I've been reading this book for over 180 days. For the past six months, I've been so happy to see the author update every day, and after finishing, I always feel like I haven't had enough, always hoping Qing Shuang can update 10 or 20 chapters a day [happy], haha, just kidding. I didn't like reading serialized novels before, but this is my first time following one, and it's quite enjoyable. Because following the updates daily allows me to discuss the plot with Shi Yue, sometimes even get to play a character in the story, participate in various prize-winning activities, and even occasionally decide the direction of the novel—like voting for the male supporting character. If it's a completed novel, there's no way to interact with the author in real time, and all the prize-winning activities have already ended. Actually, when I saw Qing Shuang say the book was finished today, I still felt it wasn't truly finished. Because in my heart, this book could continue. For example, it could include more scenes with the God of War and Tanluo (their scenes alone together are pitifully few), more scenes with Haojun (I've only seen his various scenes with Tanluo so far, I want to see some sweet romance), and even a side story about the God of Heaven, Shuran… In short, I just can't bear to see "Accidentally Provoking a Basketful of Gods" end like this 😢 However, all good things must come to an end, and Tanluo and I must eventually part ways. Meeting again and parting again, parting and meeting again; the autumn wind blows across the wilderness, a single encounter is but a fleeting moment. I will cherish the beautiful memories this book has given me. Also, I will continue to send flowers to this book until Qing Shuang's new book begins serialization. These flowers ❀ are my farewell blessings to "Accidentally Provoking a Basketful of Gods." Congratulations on the completion of your book! Hooray! [Flowers][Flowers] Also, I'm really looking forward to Qing Shuang's new book! [Thumbs up] By the way, the female lead in the new book doesn't necessarily have to be a spy in her past life, because she can learn acting and disguise skills in this life. Okay Y(^o^)Y, see you in the next book. All the beautiful things are entrusted to memories; all the past events are treasured in the heart; all the affections are engraved in the mind; all the blessings are sent to the diligently updating Qing Shuang, wishing you happiness and good fortune every day.

It has to be said that Jue Sha, the God of Destruction, is truly a capricious god. Ten thousand years ago, out of jealousy (▼皿▼#) that the Heavenly Emperor Hao Jun could marry Chen Ge, he joined the Demon Realm to attack the Heavenly Realm. The Heavenly Emperor Hao Jun is also a capricious god; without Chen Ge's consent, he announced to the world that he would marry the goddess Chen Ge—where did he get his confidence (○o○)? Then, Jue Sha wanted to destroy the Chaos Pearl to destroy the entire world. Originally, it was thought that his silence for ten thousand years meant he had calmed down, but it turns out he hasn't given up on the idea of ​​destroying the world. Case closed: Jue Sha is a capricious, immature teenager (*^ワ^*). As for Hao Jun, he's always courting death. He announced to the world that he was going to marry Chen Ge, but Jue Sha, harboring resentment, seized his body and kicked him down to the mortal realm to suffer... He wanted to get rid of his mortal enemy, but ended up causing his beloved to die prematurely... After losing his memory, he caused his beloved to fall from a great height again, just like ten thousand years ago... It seems that the Heavenly Emperor is truly on a path of self-destruction with no turning back (ㅍ_ㅍ).

A pretty good book

How many male protagonists are there in this story?

This book is interesting and worth collecting.

Where is the author's new book?