The Hidden Wife Of The Cold CEO - Chapter 480: Marié's reluctance

The more he got to the Comprehensive world, Beiyuan Baiqiu originally thought it was just an ordinary Comprehensive daily world.

Who would have thought that after entering high school, unusual things would happen one after another, and I would awaken myself through the simulator.

Since then, Beiyuan Baiqiu has embarked on the road of being invincible.

[Demon Slayer, Campione!, No Game No Life, Problem Children are Coming from Another World…]

- Description from novelbuddy

“Dafeng Night Watchman” tells the story of modern policeman Xu Qian'an who traveled to the Dafeng Dynasty. As soon as Xu Qian'an traveled through time, he was involved in the case of the loss of his second uncle's tax silver. He was later implicated and imprisoned and faced exile, but he successfully solved the case with his past life experience and wisdom, rescued himself and his second uncle's family, and joined the night watchman organization. After that, he encountered various murders, political struggles, and entanglements with mysterious forces. He killed his superiors in anger to save the female relatives of the prisoners, was involved in the Sangpo case, participated in the struggle between Buddhism and the Kingdom of Ten Thousand Monsters, and entered the sight of major forces. In the end, Xu Qian'an realized that his mission was to plead for the people and protect the weak. He began to run around for the people of the world, promoted the alliance between Dafeng and the Southern Xinjiang Gu Clan and the Kingdom of Ten Thousand Monsters, and joined hands with Princess Huaiqing to launch a coup to save the people of the world. The novel combines a variety of cultural elements such as Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, the demon clan, and sorcerers, showing Xu Qian'an's intelligence and detective skills.

While the demons were rising, mankind was about to become extinct. Six temples rose and protected the last territory of mankind.

She was the little chief secretary at Huo Yunting’s office, who carried out jobs both on the table and “under” the table.