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I feel that this description is somewhat true. No matter who you are, as long as you are good enough, you should be proud and arrogant. A good girl should be possessive and selfish, instead of sharing your love with other women. According to a sentence of the heroine of a certain book: Why should I share my lover with you? That's pretty good. Is love that can be shared still considered love? I don't think it's really reasonable to have two people for the rest of your life, but it's more reasonable than living among thousands of flowers without even one leaf touching you. When you fall in love with someone, you have to occupy him/her all your life, instead of using so-called "love" to morally kidnap and share him/her with others. I don't think the harem is wrong, but I think it's right to only take one scoop out of a weak water. No one is selfish, and women are so arrogant that anyone who can still be trusted when they say they don't care is either a straight man or a scumbag. Good. Just enough 250 words. 😪

This novel is quite good. I didn't really like supernatural novels before, but I'm quite interested in this one.

Some time ago, the Black Shadow Corps was exposed, and today it's my turn. Why, you want me to be ranked first too? You don't have to be jealous to be jealous. Every book has its poisonous points. I admit this, but I am not blind yet as to whether I can distinguish between normal negative reviews and malicious negative reviews. That guy who makes trouble and sets the pace, if he has the ability, he will put me first, let me see how rich you are and how awesome you are. I don't care if new readers will be led away. Anyway, those who like it will naturally read it, and those who don't like it will still dislike it. Those who came here specifically to criticize it will just treat it like a dog and bite me. Apart from anything else, those trolls who are grabbing for superpowers and trolling them non-stop don't explain, the introduction, the title, the first chapter, they all said that this is a superpower novel, and you're still looking for trouble, mindless trolling? Full of food.

I didn't expect that the first person to pull me into his arms would be Zhong Kui. I didn't expect that the first person to take me home would be Da Qiao. I didn't expect that the first person to hold me in his arms would be Ming Shiyin. I didn't expect that the first person to hug me this year would be Li Yuanfang. I didn't expect that the first person to hug me this year would be Liu Chan. I didn't expect that the first person to mock me this year would be Bai Qi.

It may be that I have preconceived ideas after reading the book review, but the flash of saving people in the second chapter is really poisonous. First of all, from the setting point of view, according to the flash of League of Legends, you have to run to the little girl in 3 seconds, and then flash with her in your arms. If this is the case, there will be two situations after the flash. 1. The car flashed before hitting you, and you were not injured. 2. He was hit by a car during the flashing process, and continued to be knocked away after flashing (please refer to the principle of flashing after being flashed by the blind monk R. Although he did not take any subsequent damage, he was still kicked away). If you say there is something wrong with reading novels with your brain, then I can only say that it would be terrible if you write novels without your brain. From a plot point of view, I don't like this kind of plot. First of all, you are the author, and you have the final say on how to write it. I am not qualified to comment, but all the plots are designed by you, which means that you design the plot to express what you want to express. In the first chapter, Goldfinger awakens, and the hero saves the beauty as soon as he goes out? You wrote that the male protagonist wakes up and goes out to save people and get injured. What the hell is that? Flashing to save people is to advance the plot and show the golden finger, so why should he be injured? Isn't it to pretend to be pitiful? It gets even more ridiculous later on, being hospitalized for observation and writing about your thoughts. Is this only the second chapter? It's enough to end it with one or two sentences, but it's not okay when the road is rough. You insist on talking about memories, and then say in the comment area that it's not for heroes to save beauties. Then tell me, you saved two little girls and talked about memories and pretended to be pitiful. It's not to write about these two characters. Why did you write that he was injured? Whether it's a story about abuse of the protagonist or a harem story, I don't really care. As long as the writing is good, I can accept it. But your writing is really not good. It's very wordy. I feel like I just write whatever comes to mind. I want to highlight the righteous personality of the male protagonist and touch others, but in the end it ends up being neither fish nor fowl. Finally, although it is not a coincidence, it is a coincidence that you encountered an unexpected situation just after you woke up, and then you were able to take care of yourself. It is really bloody. It is only 2 chapters. Let me set the stage a little. This is not an anime, but a novel. It is all made up by the human brain. It is not the kind of thing that can be understood at a glance. 9.4 Rating, that's it?

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I'll go first, today's task: publish a new chapter (completed), and reward a bottle of Red Bull. 😂

It's been several years since I've read a novel that made me give up after just two readings. The protagonist was described by the author as if he was a bastard, extremely poisonous, and even got a 9.2 Rating. I don't know how that came about.

Isn't it said that there is only one protagonist? Why does a person with super powers appear directly at the end? Can the author explain it in a big way? Don't explain when I interrupt