Leaving Her Father Behind and Leaving Her Son Behind, She Returned with the Three Treasures and Became a Phoenix in the Fire.

I came here because of the title of the book. I almost didn't have a heart attack after reading it. Fortunately, I persisted. Damn, you should have punished the male protagonist earlier.

Let the heroine go dark! Please, only if you are strong enough can you protect the people you want to protect and do what you want to do.

Ah, ah, ah, I feel so distressed when I see it. Chang'er is really distressing.

Speak louder, please, please.

Good, good, good, good, finally, epilepsy has become the way I like it

It's obvious that I'm moved by this, but there's no other tough-talking male protagonist. But the extreme pull of the opposite really made me go crazy.

This is a great book that was delayed by ratings. The heroine has no golden finger. Although she is in adversity, she still has a warm heart and is born towards the sun!

The male protagonist has always been unruly, and then he keeps abusing the female protagonist, making people gnash their teeth at him. If they find that they are deeply in love, they should abuse him severely. This is the tone to watch.

The plot is full, the logic is appropriate, and the writing is exquisite. Is it possible that it won't be bitter first and sweet later? How can I put it? I'm the heroine because I don't want to see her suffer even a little bit.

I can only say it's not vulgar, it's quite different.