Due to an accident, Xie Zhao was transmigrated into a brainless Mary Su cultivation novel, and became the most unjust senior sister who had her sword bones and spiritual roots dug out by her master in order to save her daughter.
\nTool man Xie Zhao smiled slightly: "...Very good."\nThe system shrank and shivered: it was none of its business.
\nIn the original novel, the heroine Yu Rongrong has a cute and innocent face, and her temperament is always a little confused and innocent.
The son of destiny destined by heaven. \nShe is even more delicate and soft, easy to push down, her eyes turn red at every turn, and her strong pure lust has captured the hearts of many powerful people.
\nAmong the guests who entered the scene there were many cool and cold Master Bingshan, the paranoid and melancholy Demon King's junior brother, the playboy prince of the demon clan, the beautiful prince of the elf clan... all kinds of beautiful men.
\nExcept for the heroine in this book, all the other female characters who have some roles are all stupid and poisonous representatives.
Among them, Xie Zhao is the most representative, the control group of the control group. \nXie Zhao sneered a few times and pulled out his sword, saying: "My fate is up to me. Who is not Feng Aotian?" Who cares about your plot after you have become an immortal?
\nAs a result, the style of painting was fresh and refined, and the plot was like a wild horse that could not be restrained. \nMaster Qing Leng: I'm sorry for you, Zhao'er, can you forgive the master this time\nJunior Brother Big Demon King: There is absolutely no way that Silly Que in the dream is him.
\nThe Demon Prince: Don't come over! You are a scourge. \nThe beautiful prince: Who is Yu Rongrong?
Is Fairy Zhaozhao powerful? \n...\nWith the collapse of the plot, the sea dragon clan, the Temple of Light, and the ancient blood sea demon clan that disappeared in front of the public also surfaced one by one\nXie Zhao: Obviously he just came to become an immortal, but he was played It became a great rally of criticism and struggle
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