You Mere Murderer of My Father, You Think You Can Redeem Me?

The following are all irresponsible guesses. ... First of all, we must define Chi Yujun, that is, real Chi Yujun is the younger brother of Fang Guyuan who met when he was a child, and the others are all fake Chi Yujun. Doubt 1: Is the forty-seventh prince really Mr. Chi Yu? Who is the secular prince Chi Yujun that Fang Guyuan met in the Dream Realm? Chapter 143 reads: "The Forty-seventh Prince glanced at Fang Guyuan's expression from the corner of his eye without leaving any trace, and then... Looked like he was in pain." The Forty-seventh Prince was pretending to be in pain. Combined with Guyuan's old dream and what Chi Chuxiong later told, it can be seen that the Forty-seventh Prince has changed greatly from the Chi Yujun in his childhood. Please note that forty...

Don't kill the voodoo! It's better to develop various new functions😋️(spring/convulsions/pain/coma)! It's fun, it's so fun😇️In addition, it shouldn't just be physical pain. You have to suffer physically and mentally as well, only in this way can you be healthy. The mind and body blossom! Write down the process of the heroine's confusion in a more detailed way, and explain how it hurts. As the saying goes: when a gun appears in a story, it's bound to be shot. That feather is probably also used on the male protagonist. Please write this process a little slower. Don't resurrect successfully at the beginning. Make a delay so that I can see the heroine's collapse!!! Also, please trouble me about the interaction between the male and female protagonists...

Currently, Chi Yujun and Chi Xuewu are two different personalities of the same person. The former is the male self, cruelly brainwashed and indoctrinated with incorrect values; the latter is the female self, a protective mechanism forcibly created to avoid collapse in the face of helplessness in the face of "enemies" and inability to "avenge her father." The male self is unwilling to let go of his longing for "family" and his hatred for the male protagonist, while the female self gradually comes to understand the correct world through daily interactions with the male protagonist and gradually becomes infatuated with him. The gap between the two selves is widening, becoming increasingly estranged. Given the plot's development, I really can't imagine what will happen to the female protagonist...

Take some time to adjust your condition.

First of all, this book tells a story about the redemption of a heroine. Or changing the title of the book to "Good Depravity, where women who have been brainwashed by cults are transformed into what righteous disciples want" would make it easier for people to accept. (Of course, it can also be called "The girl who fell into evil will let the righteous path come back and fall into good deeds.") After all, the title of this book can dissuade a lot of people, and the heroine in the first few chapters makes people dislike it and even makes people hate it. However, in fact, the layout of this article is to suppress the desire first, but the suppression is very strong at the beginning. To be fair, the heroine, as a fantasy world with all kinds of wonderful powers, falls into the hands of the Demon Cult...

This book has novel themes, unique characters, and ups and downs of the plot. Among the books I have seen and heard, it is the only one of its kind. The heroine's character is twisted, her behavior is abnormal, and her outlook is explosive, while the male protagonist is just the opposite - this conflict between the male and female protagonists makes people immersed in the imagination of the protagonist's plot relationship, just like the sound sleep of a baby sleeping in a honey pot. Just like the United States' sneak attack on Pearl Harbor, it brings a sense of shock to people. The plot is even more outstanding. The solution the male protagonist chooses when facing the female protagonist's problem, the emotional conflict between the female protagonist and the male protagonist, and the changes in Shao Feng's behavior before and after... All combine to create a world of immortality...

The cover features the human-gu poison Xiaochi; I've already purchased the exclusive rights, hehe 🥹

I skipped ahead to read the later chapters before even finishing the free portion. Frankly, to give a realistic story a realistic and complete ending, aside from death, I see no future for the female protagonist. For the author, maintaining a normal mental state shouldn't be difficult in handling the protagonist's future within the story. The subject matter the author chose is difficult to write, the desired effect is even more difficult, and the world-building makes it even more challenging. This world-building, this environment, isn't meant to be comedic; it has specific comedic characters, but the main plot can't be driven by comedic scenes...

I'm so sorry, author, I'm two years late! Please, please come back to life! I'll give you all 18 of my monthly votes. You write so well, please keep writing!

I haven't read the comments in so long Leave a comment if you have any plot ideas you'd like to see, so I can consider them 😋