Is the Xia guy actually dead though? Could be a scheme devised by him and the Han guy.
LQX: Yandere mode activated
How did the Kang guy get this far with that brain?
This was a VERY delightful chapter. I’m so ready for this man to fall in deep despair with no way out.
Go to the mtl site. The Chinese title will be there in the description/info tab of the novel’s page. Just copy that and search for it using your search engine (Google, etc.). It’ll show up on multiple Chinese websites like 69shu. It seems to be completed with 1087 chapters in total.
Honestly, I’d like to know why his sister hates him and his grandmother so much. Unless I missed something while reading, I’m confused by her hatred. I’m hoping we get more background on this when Nan Hua and LQX start confiding in each other about their painful memories/trauma.
OMG, which story is that? It sounds hilarious.
She transmigrated here last night. As the highest commander of Area A, she led the people in Area A to exterminate all the zombies. In the end, before she could rebuild her home, she died of overwork and transmigrated to an ancient point in history that had not been found before. The worst thing was that she was a little girl.
Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old
General · Evergreen Tree
Granddaughter-in-law*
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Forgotten Legend of the Bloodied Flower
History · Sorahana
“White Americans” 🤣🤣🤣 I’M DEAD
"And you entered my house without taking off your shoes," Yue Niang glared at him, spitting the words from her mouth. "Do you know how much dirt and germs you're tracking into my home, young man? You utter fool! Were you raised by Neanderthrals? Or white Americans? Didn't anyone teach you not to wear shoes in the house?!"
Wooing my Bodyguard Wife
Urban · Taoist6GPenguin
Is this supposed to be the 90s and early 2000s?
I was born in the time of transition between the nineties and the twenties. During this time, many people in our province didn't know how to use computers. Computers were not popular, and it was too technical, and people were too lazy to learn. But having lived more than forty years with computers in my past life, I was considered a pro.
Leanna
Urban · MiuNovels