MTL - Scattered Immortal - Chapter 286 Grandfather

The novice psychiatric intern doctor, Shen Jingqi, discovers that he can clearly see the mental states of people and various creatures, including psychology, troubles, and even certain special hobbies…To secure a permanent position as soon as possible, Shen Jingqi, under the arrangement of the dean, becomes the assistant of Li Baiyu, the hospital investor and senior, to help her unravel the truth behind illusions and even becomes a cat slave~During this time, Shen Jingqi discovers the senior has multiple personalities:[Cold Main Personality]: “You must follow all my orders!”[Singer Sweetheart]: “Jing, let's sing together~”[Cool Brother]: “Kid, I don't feel good seeing you?”……Upholding professional qualities, Shen Jingqi strives to get along with each personality of the senior, experiencing different adventures!And when he finds out that he can see Li's illusions, he realizes that things are not that simple…

Shennugou is an old and infertile place. It’s hard to find a woman to marry here.

I was transported into the romantic fantasy novel my younger sister was reading, not as the male lead but as the second male lead. If I remember correctly, this punk is fated to go into war in the future and die in the male lead’s place.

Okay, I’ve made up my mind. Let’s not go anywhere near the main characters and stay healthy until I can go home.

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Any MILF can be claimed as long as he writes their name in the book.That is the rule Renji abides by ever since stumbling upon the Milf Note; a mysterious notebook with magical powers that makes any woman—aged over thirty—burn with uncontrollable desire for him as long as he writes their name on its pages.From his seductive neighbors to his bossy professors, every name Renji writes unleashes a new, pulse-pounding conquest. Every MILF he claims unlocks parts of him he never imagined.But as he claims more MILFs, the big question is asked. Can he claim the demon MILF who created the notebook in the first place?