Seeking cultivation advice: What should I do when my black-hearted disciple keeps trying to kiss me?
I'm Tutu, an immortal official from the Netherworld. I got trapped in the body of Liao Shiyi in the mortal world over a candied hawthorn, and gained a black-hearted disciple to boot.
A quick calculation tells me that in the future, this disciple will turn me into a human stick and destroy the Three Realms!
I give him cultivation techniques and spirit pills, but the wicked disciple thinks I'm up to no good. Then he puts an eternal-life curse on me, forcing us to live and die together!
I can't beat him, and I can't run away. What a headache!
Wait, why has this black-hearted disciple been looking at me strangely lately?
He suddenly says he likes me?!
And now this wicked disciple wants to kiss me?!
What do I do? I'll wait here for advice. This is urgent!
It's good to watch, but it's a pity that there is no extra story. It's over when we meet.
It's hard to describe in one word. All I can say is that I regretted watching it. Nothing cool. It looks a bit depressing. I've read more than 100 chapters and I can't hold it anymore.
It's very interesting, I finished reading it in about five days. But the author, how could he not write a sweet ending for Tu Tu and Ling Qing?!! The full text is really the clearest I have ever read, with more than one million words. There seems to be only two kissing scenes, or is it the kind that touches the water like a dragonfly? The fastest one was the time when I entered the mourning platform! But I still like this kind of story. The plot is not draggy, but the emotions are a little slow. In addition, the author, your big hole is not filled yet? That big guy like Li Mu's monk is just gone? Forget about the other small holes, come back and fill this one quickly!!! This character is not inferior to the male protagonist at all. You can also open another book. Please open a new one!
At first, the male and female characters seemed pretty good, but then they became more and more outrageous after returning to the school. The characters fell apart. When did the female protagonist become so nosy? She could go back when she had the chance, but she hesitated to go back and be a vase. Since she was good to the male protagonist, but the male protagonist didn't appreciate it, she still had to catch up with her. Isn't she mean? The writing is so far-fetched, and so is the male protagonist. Why is he having so much drama in his heart? It seems that the rest of it is really angry and his blood pressure is high. A good character must be changed to this.
At the beginning, the plot was quite novel and interesting. After reading dozens of chapters, I thought that the heroine, who has been practicing as an immortal for tens of thousands of years, was a domineering strong woman. She kept saying that it would be a piece of cake to control the male protagonist, but in the end, she was overconfident, coy and sloppy, and lustful. Refusing to return the greeting, being treated like a quail by the male protagonist again and again, and giving a lot of cowardly and holy excuses, this kind of brain can actually become an immortal, then the weakling will take the weakling route, don't talk nonsense, it is more appropriate to hug the male protagonist's thigh for protection, crooked
When I read Chapter 86, I felt that the heroine was a bit baffled. She suddenly became jealous of the hero before she even had a relationship with her, as if she was the hero's little wife. Also, I am obviously a person who should stay out of the matter, but it seems that I want to cause something with the male protagonist.
Not to mention the masochism, the procrastination is really disgusting to watch.
It's basically the same plot as a book I've read
I feel that since the death of Tu Tu after the battle with the Demon Lord, the heroine has become less like Tu Tu, as if she has changed her role. She is a brainless fool who spends all day in evil, and she is still a love brain. She is not as good-looking as Liao Shiyi before.
The male protagonist suddenly gained an identity halfway through the article (I personally think this identity is completely unfounded). Secondly, the male protagonist and the female protagonist are just like that, they conspire against each other every day.