I Don't Want to Fall in Love, I Just Want to Earn Rewards

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Cao Zeiliu, male protagonist Neptune + humanoid succubus The handling of character relationships is more realistic, and the author has a good control over the rhythm. The protagonist's system is one of the most refreshing reward systems I have ever seen. With layer upon layer of buffs, the male protagonist quickly transforms from a weak chicken to a god. However, it is not easy to keep the plot from collapsing and maintain a sense of expectation. The protagonist's loose operation is very interesting, and I hope it can be maintained.

Against the odds, I understand everything I know, so I don't dare to write more, just read it quietly. The plot is very simple, 4-character introduction: I am Huang Mao.

Non-mainstream divine writing. It can be regarded as a variant of Shenhaowen in the past two years, and it is more interesting than the old routine of pretending to be cool and making money in the early days. The protagonist awakens the yellow-haired system, and as long as she becomes a yellow-haired ntr beauty, she will earn gold coins. While conquering other people's girlfriends, you can buff yourself, from a weakling to a succubus, it's a lot of fun. Shortcomings, a common problem among Cao thieves, are shaped by the heroine. It's more like an NPC than the heroine. In order to rationalize the male protagonist's poaching behavior, it is completely unnecessary to vilify the current heroine's behavior. This kind of rationalization is full of rationalization, but the fun point is weakened. The feeling of satisfaction in ntr is actually a violation of morality. She knows it is wrong, but the heroine is addicted to the charm of the protagonist. This is in line with the readers' expectations. But the flaws do not outweigh the good points. Overall, it is worth watching and has relatively few bad points. Rating good grass 7 points.