After transmigrating into a lily-themed romance novel as a male cannon-fodder character, Luo He discovers that things don't follow the original plot. The heroine is two and a half years late?
Because of this, his aloof sword immortal master, who has fallen to demonic cultivation, instead pins him down and uses him as a tool to vent her frustrations.
Fu Xueqiong: "I'll come to you when I need you."
Wait, isn't that supposed to be the heroine's plotline?
While serving as a plaything for his icy master whenever her condition acts up, Luo He tries to move the plot forward and escape her control.
But the story keeps going further off the rails. The White Wolf Queen wants to devour him whole, the demonic sect's enchantress wants to cultivate demonic arts with him, and the Daoist saintess wants to bathe him in holy water...
After Luo He finally leaves, his icy master, who at first had treated him as a mere tool with no feelings, begins to change when she sees the heroines gathered around him.
Once she realizes her feelings, she starts to regret it, grow frustrated, and become hysterical.
The more you suppress something, the fiercer it erupts.
Luo He never expected that his cold, icy master would turn out to be... the most terrifying yandere of all.
When the heroine finally arrives...
She sees Luo He getting along famously with the other heroines: ???
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After I Died of Old Age, They Finally Regretted It
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Female Lead, Stop Pushing Me! I Really Didn't Mean to Become a Blond Villain
It's so difficult! Finding a reasonably decent pineapple bun at this place is incredibly hard; it's all lilies (a type of Japanese dessert), and every single one you order is...
Some people got impatient, I won't say which group they are.
It's so rare to see a male protagonist novel, and it's so hard to get updates so quickly.
The emotional shifts are terrible. It's like if you give a beggar a bun, he'll expect you to be Deadpool. Is the author a kid?
No, were the main storyline and the daily life stories written by two different people? When writing the daily life stories, the author's thoughts flowed freely, and various character sketches emerged one after another; but when it came to the main storyline, the author seemed to be completely brainless, and even cats and dogs in this sect could come and trample on the sect's only disciple?
This one really needs to be improved; there are hardly any male protagonist novels left on BBL.
Fast forward to: My disciple, don't leave me! How can I live without you? (Su Shi kneels) [sfem:3:315]
Ever since the decision to erase the sword mark was made, the pacing has been incredibly slow. I've been reading quite a few novels every day, and I've already forgotten how the male protagonist became disillusioned with his master. Following these few chapters each day has been quite a drag; if this continues, I'll really lose interest in reading more!
Lao Ke, such a simple and innocent person, hadn't met a normal person in so long, yet he was saved by the protagonist, a newcomer. Was it because Lao Ke didn't fight or compete? 🧐
Isn't this kind of subject matter abundant in pineapple buns? What, are we about to start fighting again?