My Sister is Very Good at Making Trouble

This book is okay, but the eunuch male protagonist made me upset. While enjoying the ambiguity, he said "I will not cross the border even half a step before you pay the price" or he refused directly! Or just accept it, what you wrote is very irritating.

On the contrary, it is good in all aspects, but the settings still need to be improved. Whether the force value is high or low, the background, the protagonist's plug-ins, and various scene descriptions all need to be strengthened. Overall, I think it is pretty good. However, the author still needs to work hard. Let me say something here, I think the rating of this book should not be so low, it has quite a lot of potential (note: this is the evaluation of a six-year-old bookworm. Of course, if you have read it longer than me, just pretend I didn't say anything). By the way, the above is purely my personal opinion.

I can't understand why the author wants to make the protagonist so upright, then why does he have to write that the protagonist doesn't want to meddle in other people's business and just wants to guard his own land? People's personalities change so easily? The first one and the second one are really disgusting. This feels like a forced character design. Also, Caesar actually belongs to the side of justice? From my humble opinion, it seems that Julius Caesar was a careerist and a profit-seeker, while the mythical Caesar seems to be on the evil side and cannot be called just. Is there anyone who can do some research on the so-called just Caesar? I really don't know.

The author gives you a picture to taste for yourself

You come to the dessert shop and see a new Western dessert. You think it is very novel, but after taking a bite of the crust, it doesn't taste very good. If you don't think it tastes good, you won't eat it, then please don't read on. If you think it doesn't taste good, but I will eat it no matter what, then congratulations, you have discovered a new world! The whole text is suppressed first and then expanded. Let's look at Chapter 72 in the introduction to see the division points of the book, and give you a thoughtful introduction. In the introduction, the male protagonist before 72, as Caesar said, did not have an obvious understanding of his own abilities. But after reading Chapter 72, the style of painting suddenly changed and the writing became exciting. The story line has an emotional line: the crispy pastry is wrapped with thick cheese, fragrant!

If you are cowardly and cowardly in the air, if you are still so cowardly even if you have the ability, you are just a waste.

You said you, just write foundation when you write about foundation, why do you still insert the duel king system?

Although it seems outrageous, it makes sense logically. Although there were a lot of pitfalls that made me think about giving up, I finally finished reading it. What do you think after reading it? What makes me regretful is that there was no ending for everyone in the end. I just talked about the pitfalls. What do you say in the end? This novel is still a bit lacking, but it's pretty good.

Playing cards, the male protagonist has very upright views and is also a coward. It reminded me of a novel with severely polarized ratings. In the early stage, I think it is still watchable. Although the male protagonist's idea of ​​not causing trouble, being low-key and low-key is slightly different from his actual behavior, at least it is still watchable. Personally, I feel that the biggest poisonous point in the early stage is Yun Zhen's feelings. This section comes with no foreshadowing. I don't understand what the author wants to show. Is he trying to say that love is so sudden? It's really funny when the bondage is about to be untied later. Andro's condition is that if someone asks the hero to go to Chang'an, he must go. This is to promote the development of the plot. Although it is blunt, it is understandable. After Yun Zhen came out, she said that the old man gave her another day for them to date? Why do you do it, what do you do with your beautiful face? Or the skills of the oiran by the Qinhuai River? As mentioned many times before, the gifts of fate come with a price, and the sacred gifts of the world are even more difficult for mortals to accept. There are conditions for unbinding and erasing memories. Why are you, Yun Zhen, so favored by fate? Just give it a day. Are you so willful, Andro? Who gave you the price of erasing memories? The customer is God. Is this how you complete the task assigned to you by your master? If you take a closer look at the character of the male protagonist in the previous chapter, you will find that this content is already eating up the character.

One of the unpleasant points: there is no orthopedic flavor, but the general Mo Xie is a husband and wife. It's actually good that the protagonist's mentality has changed. No one should take taking another person's life for granted. The appearance of Caesar makes the protagonist clear-minded, willing to take responsibility, and very positive. On the contrary, I can't understand some readers who ask the protagonist to kill people at every turn and act heroic. The purpose of reading novels is to relax, but relaxation is achieved through a plot that silences the reader as soon as he disagrees. Then I disagree. I can only say that every book has its own audience, and you can't force it.