First Pharmacist

The heroine is silly, unsweet, pretentious, artificial, and a little bit Mary-sick, but the subject matter is okay, it would be nice if the heroine wasn't so stupid. The heroine has graduated from college and has been working for three years. She said so herself. But why is this person's IQ similar to that of a junior high school or high school student? It doesn't look like he has ever been in society at all.

The heroine is so stupid... How did she get this 9-point rating?

I have to say that the heroine is so weak and a noob. What about technical flow? All I can say is that the heroine is as mentally retarded as she is, and yet she is able to avoid being judged by others.

The character of the heroine in this novel is so unlikeable. The heroine actually thinks that the only hidden task is troublesome, not good! She doesn't want to take it. Okay, you are the heroine, you are willful but you agreed to slay monsters with Three Thousand Prosperity, but then you turned around and formed a team with others. Is this really okay? The heroine narrates many times? Inner drama? Zhong said that he would not join a labor union, and then when he found out that others asked him to join, he still made it unclear. Then, after he killed the monster over there in Xue Ran and implicated San Qian Fu Fu, why should he blame San Qian Fu Fu for his bad character? ! Of course, I have only read a few chapters. I don't know what the heroine's character will be in the later stages, and I don't want to read any further.

He has no opinion, is useless, weak, and a little ignorant.

The heroine is too white and her character is completely ruined. She doesn't dare to admit it when she grabs the monster, but she still acts like I'm weak and I'm reasonable. She's coy and petty, which is really not lovable.

It was obviously the heroine who stole someone else's blame, but ended up letting someone else take the blame. She didn't have any regrets, she killed someone, and she was drunk at the beginning.

I read several chapters and several settings but didn't understand them. I said I didn't understand them. 1. The heroine goes to work in the morning, and then plays the game after get off work in the evening. I won't complain about the fact that the heroine doesn't need to rest. Then the game sets the attack of wild monsters to increase by 30% at night, just to balance and prevent the boss from risking his life. As a result, everyone is playing games with the heroine at night, killing wild monsters? Very powerful. Is this popular among game studios nowadays? 2. Refining medicines and throwing them in groups? What⊙??⊙? Bully me for not playing the game. 3. I remember that when we first fought against the blood-stained group of people with Sanqian Fushua, the heroine used the pill before she died. Why did those people only say that San Qian Fushua would teleport and not say that they were immobilized when they died.

I remember that there was a time many years ago when I really liked reading online game articles, probably of this type. The heroine's character is actually very distinct, a body of contradictions. I don't understand why there are so many unflattering comments in the comment section.

It starts at an anticlimax and ends at the end, with many plots that don't make sense.