Doomsday Demon Game

I read more than 600 chapters (and then skipped to more than 900 chapters because I was looking forward to the subsequent plot). One of the three women of the protagonist died, one disappeared, and one was kidnapped twice (I almost lost my virginity once, and the protagonist's other woman also disappeared at that time. Another time I almost lost my virginity to eighteen strong men. But the protagonist will only shout again and again that you should be grateful that you didn't do anything else... And then let it go, causing the heroines to be hurt again and again). In fact, the reason is that the protagonist is too holy. When the heroine was arrested for the first time, the protagonist knew that the person had an idea before the incident happened. Many people reminded the protagonist, but the protagonist had no reaction at all. Moreover, the heroine was molested once before being captured, but the protagonist just taught him a lesson and did not kill him. The reason for not killing was that the person was good enough to stay and kill more monsters, which would be helpful to mankind (yes, this is the reason why the heroine was in danger many times. This is ultimately the reason why the heroine was in danger many times, but is it just that? However, no protagonist has let the enemy go many times for this reason. He just whimsically thought that they would kill more monsters and contribute to mankind... And what contribution did those enemies make? ① Sword The silver heroine "contributes" to the protagonist's career in bed. ② It can be said that the entire main plot is the protagonist's attempt to kill the protagonist. Let the enemy go and try to let the enemy kill him and "play" with his woman, but those people are too useless and fail every time. . . It can be said that if anyone wants to write a fan fiction, this is a good subject. After all, there are too many "trendy" points. ) As for whether the missing heroine has been found, I don't know, because I really can't watch it anymore, but I watched the finale and there was no trace of the heroine. . . All in all, the protagonist is like this. Even though his own woman almost got wet several times, he still lets the enemy go, just so that the enemy can continue to "play" with his woman. In this case, there are people in the book review section who say that the protagonist is decisive in killing! ? You sailors don't even care about the most basic bottom line? I don't know if anyone will read this book after reading this review. In fact, I don't mean anything else. I just don't like this kind of plot, because I have a strong chauvinism and a strong desire to protect my girls, so I got angry decisively. . . As for why I wrote this book review, it is because I know that this kind of complex is still very popular in my country, so I want to advise everyone not to fall into the trap. After all, it is really terrible to see this kind of plot on the weekend. . .

This book makes people understand the separation of love, hate and separation, the stubbornness of being unyielding for what you love, and the purpose of moving forward against the wind. Thank you to the author.

It's great. This is the first book of more than 500 words that I have read from beginning to end. The author has a rich imagination.

I read more than 600 chapters (and then skipped to more than 900 chapters because I was looking forward to the subsequent plot). One of the three women of the protagonist died, one disappeared, and one was kidnapped twice (I almost lost my virginity once, and the protagonist's other woman also disappeared at that time. Another time I almost lost my virginity to eighteen strong men. But the protagonist will only shout again and again that you should be grateful that you didn't do anything else... And then let it go, causing the heroines to be hurt again and again). In fact, the reason is that the protagonist is too holy. When the heroine was arrested for the first time, the protagonist knew that the person had an idea before the incident happened. Many people reminded the protagonist, but the protagonist had no reaction at all. Moreover, the heroine was molested once before being captured, but the protagonist just taught him a lesson and did not kill him. The reason for not killing was that the person was good enough to stay and kill more monsters, which would be helpful to mankind (yes, this is the reason why the heroine was in danger many times. This is ultimately the reason why the heroine was in danger many times, but is it just that? However, no protagonist has let the enemy go many times for this reason. He just whimsically thought that they would kill more monsters and contribute to mankind... And what contribution did those enemies make? ① Sword The silver heroine "contributes" to the protagonist's career in bed. ② It can be said that the entire main plot is the protagonist's attempt to kill the protagonist. Let the enemy go and try to let the enemy kill him and "play" with his woman, but those people are too useless and fail every time. . . It can be said that if anyone wants to write a fan fiction, this is a good subject. After all, there are too many "trendy" points. ) As for whether the missing heroine has been found, I don't know, because I really can't watch it anymore, but I watched the finale and there was no trace of the heroine. . . All in all, the protagonist is like this. Even though his own woman almost got wet several times, he still lets the enemy go, just so that the enemy can continue to "play" with his woman. In this case, there are people in the book review section who say that the protagonist is decisive in killing! ? You sailors don't even care about the most basic bottom line? I don't know if anyone will read this book after reading this review. In fact, I don't mean anything else. I just don't like this kind of plot, because I have a strong chauvinism and a strong desire to protect my girls, so I got angry decisively. . . As for why I wrote this book review, it is because I know that this kind of complex is still very popular in my country, so I want to advise everyone not to fall into the trap. After all, it is really terrible to see this kind of plot on the weekend. . .

The biggest highlight of this book is that you can find typos no matter which chapter it is. It feels no different from when I read pirated books before, and it also makes sense in terms of logic and common sense. The overall structure is okay, and the concept of watching the excitement without thinking is not bad.

A five-star masterpiece. The author is unparalleled in his literary talent. He is sharp and humorous. His writing is elegant, clear in structure and clear in concept. His writing style is as joyful and eye-catching as "The Ghost Exorcist". It is simply wonderful and full of fun. I hope everyone will vote more and support the author. [Emot=default,05/]

It's good-looking and very enjoyable. It's as good-looking as the one I've seen (The Strongest Celestial Master in the City). It's very flavorful. I agree and give it a thumbs up.

I used to like reading apocalyptic books, but there was never one that I liked. This book is very good.

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The author is great, please urge me to update, please update, update... Update... Update... Sofa, small sofa, chair, small chair, stool, small stool, bench, small bench, carpet, floor #What is your impression of Bing Xin? #