The quick transmigration protagonist who rules over nine thousand great worlds transmigrates, only to become a cannon-fodder female character who dies in the very first chapter of a novel?!
She marries the novel's vicious, tyrannical villain, who is rumored not to survive past the next day?
But this clingy villain not only survives, he acts as if he's lost his mind and refuses to leave her alone?
Even more astonishing, she's already two months pregnant!
Now vicious men are showing up one after another, shamelessly claiming the child: the regent prince, the young master of Divine Pill Valley, the Demon King from another realm, the Demon Emperor of the demon realm...
Can someone tell her which one of them is the child's real father?!
Wait, weren't all these men supposed to be involved with the novel's heroine? Why are they all here pestering a cannon-fodder supporting female character like her?
The plot is exciting, the writing is fluent, and the 400-odd chapters are just right in length. The storyline and fighting are exciting and ups and downs. It's really beautiful and enjoyable!
Feng Tianchen is too speechless and talks too much. I don't like him.
The writing is a mess. Sometimes the heroine's IQ is online and sometimes not. The whole article is like a flowing composition
The plot is interesting and exciting without dragging on. The heroine is strong and the hero is also strong but he is willing to stand behind the heroine and protect her forever.
This younger brother is a total drag, so annoying, even if he has cultivation level, he is not as good as a mortal, he is so useless
You are really not distracted, Chu Yunyuan and Mo Yunyuan are two opposing names.
Please write the next chapter, it's so exciting, but the ending is too anxious.
Her younger brother is really annoying. He's jumping up and down and demeaning himself. He's been acting like this for so long, with no experience and no confidence.
I endured it and finished reading it. I think it's average, there are quite a few typos. The plot is far-fetched.
I found that many books ended poorly and ended badly.