The Female Partner of Fast Wear is the Real Boss

In the fourth story, when you meet the male protagonist, you fall in love. I feel like I am writing too much. It requires IQ but not IQ. It requires force but not force. Has been suppressed. Goodbye

I'm not afraid of having a male protagonist, but I'm afraid of this kind of story where the love brain changes from strong to weak in terms of force and intelligence after meeting the male protagonist. The rules set for the female protagonist are so timid, and then there is a story where the heroine becomes weak and has a love brain as soon as she meets the male protagonist... It's frustrating to read.

Is Sikong Xuan the male protagonist in the third world? In this way, I hope that some interfaces will have male protagonists. It doesn't need to be available on every interface. Avoid visual fatigue.

Although the heroine has lived for a long time, she has never experienced anything. Because of fate, she was involuntarily attracted, but in fact she didn't like him much. When she knew everything, she decisively dumped the man, and then she traveled alone and beautifully, traveling through world after world. Her three views were very upright, and she became more and more powerful. The writing in the following chapters became more and more exciting, very interesting, and very exciting!

The introduction says there is no male protagonist, but in the plane it feels like there is a male protagonist, so is there a male protagonist?

I clicked in when I saw that there was no male protagonist tag. The first two worlds seemed fine, but why did the third world have a male protagonist? Sikong Xuan?

Really, if I hadn't read the comments from those book friends, I would have started complaining! There is no cp in the introduction. As a result, you are connected to several small worlds and all have male protagonists, and you even have sex with the female protagonist. That's not even counting! He also made the heroine more and more useless as he wrote about it. I was even more angry when I saw the little fox part.

The heroine's three views are quite upright. Even though she changed from the Lord of the Void to a minor supporting role in the Three Thousand Planes, she did not give up and worked hard to change the status quo. She also did not look at those people from a god's perspective. She still stuck to the line in her heart and looked at the people and things in that plane from the most objective perspective. This mentality is worth learning.

It says in the introduction. Isn't there no male protagonist?

It's very interesting, the heroine also likes it very much, the various aspects are well written, and the plot is attractive. It is a book worth reading.