Original Female Overlord

Three and a half stars recommended. No male protagonist The protagonist's character is pretty good, and the writing is flawless. I think it's pretty good. But, but! The plot is getting more and more senseless... I was scared when I found out it was an orc background, because generally this kind of background is about males chasing females, and then using this to recruit big bosses. It is inevitable to be cliche, which is really a bad idea. There is nothing wrong with the author writing this way. In fact, nothing really happened to the author, just a little bit of ambiguity, which was not intentional in the protagonist's mind. But for me, this poisonous point is really uncomfortable. Every time I see a guide mission, I want to give up. All in all, this book is refreshing in other aspects, except for its somewhat mindless routines. Students who are not so mysophobic can read it. [There is really little ambiguity, and the protagonist has positive thoughts and is self-reliant. There are no bloody incidents like a romantic night, and it is even quite funny. However, it is inevitable that the favorability strategy task will be inferior. But it doesn't matter. After the early and late stages, it's probably gone. Just be a little bit poisonous and it will pass if you endure it. ]

Jinjiang new book: 1: When will the queen die (male protagonist, tool man) 2: If antiques could talk (there is a male protagonist, but I think it is acceptable) 3: I open a black shop in the main god's space (the heroine's clone doesn't really feel like a clone to me)

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