My Wife is the Group Leader

I love you, hmm! The writing is not good, just use your imagination. Tell me about any g-spots. You can join the group Q:826872996

The heroine is a bandit. She has been growing up in a bandit den since she was a child. I am also a bandit leader. All in all, if an insignificant "person" and a minion die, in exchange for strategic materials, they can have more resources, which is a huge profit after all. Moreover, the dead man was still a "scum". The first impression the male protagonist gave to the female protagonist was that of a pervert, and the female protagonist also wanted to destroy the male protagonist. It had only been one night, and the male protagonist and the female protagonist had only met once. No matter what, the female protagonist would not have feelings for the male protagonist, who was a "pervert", and in the setting, the male protagonist was "unable to restrain a chicken" and was an ordinary person. Besides, if you are slept with by someone you don't know, I don't think anyone will like it except Stockholm, and the heroine has not slept with the hero before, so there is no basis for their relationship. Bandits are all about profit, a useless person. I think everyone is an adult and should understand that this is an extraordinary world after all. Deaths are common. The heroine's father is still a bandit leader. The heroine must have killed people with her own hands. Saving others by oneself, the heroine "kills" the hero in exchange for resources and gets a huge profit. This scene is too stiff. Normal people will not have any feelings for a person they have only known for a day, not to mention that the heroine is a bandit with countless blood on her hands. The plot description is not good enough, the emotions are immature, and the writing is excellent This is so embarrassing and a bit uncomfortable After talking about the heroine, talk about the hero The male protagonist is one of the strongest men in the world. He must be arrogant. Even if he has a tender heart, it is only for the female protagonist. Others don't care. Let me just say that if the male protagonist is really tired of the strong posture and experiences the life of a low-level ant, but if he plays the role of a pig for a long time, he will really become a pig. (Actually, I just want to talk about the heroine's issue. The interests of adults come first. Moreover, she is a bandit from the otherworldly world. Even if it comes to feelings, a person who has only known each other for a day and met once does not deserve the care of a bandit. We will not treat a person who has known each other for a day and met once. And pay too much attention to it, even if he dies unexpectedly the next day, and in the first image, the male protagonist is a pervert, if the person you meet is a rapist, and you happen to recognize him, then he dies unexpectedly the next day, I believe most people will applaud) (It is said that the female protagonist is the key point, and the male protagonist is just incidental) (I'm almost there too) Finally, the writing is excellent and the plot is immature.

I think I'm not too bad, right?

I think mine should be enough.

I just discovered this book. It seems that it has about 20 chapters and is very well written. However, the combat power point seems a bit out of character. You know what I mean? The group leader takes a so-called low-level elixir to increase the combat power by a few tenths. In this way, it feels like the protagonist's 10 combat power points are nothing.

Why ten words? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I'm confused, why is the protagonist not the leader of the group, but the heroine? In addition, I just saw someone below asking whether the author is a woman? So I suspect that if the author is not a woman, then she is a henpecker.

I think the author of this novel is a woman

I just want to see Xiongba go against the will of heaven and change his fate

Passing by, is the protagonist a woman? Or what?