Son, From Now On, Don't Call Her Your Goddess. Call Her Mom

I originally planned to give it, but every chapter comes with the sentence "I don't want to be a eunuch", and I don't want to give it at once. Anyway, sooner or later, I will have to be an eunuch. There are only a few chapters, and the results are already good. In the last few chapters, after each chapter, there is a saying that I don't want to be a eunuch. Who is this threat to? Will it be cut off if I don't vote for you? Hurry up, it's annoying to watch

It's the first time I've read a novel and I'm so speechless. Every time I update it, I have to emphasize giving rewards. You've made me not want to give anything I originally wanted to give.

When you have enough flowers, you don't add more flowers. Instead, you increase the number. You are acting like a monkey.

Overall, the protagonist's halo is too strong. I can't imagine how the original villain could have survived two episodes if he was such a bad guy.

I haven't seen a real villain in a long time. The so-called villains in many novels are obviously very powerful but they still try to improve their favorability. There is no need to directly win over the heroine, can't they still change the plot? You have to brush up your favorability. Come on, the author writes well.

The writing is okay, but the author, you post this at the end of every chapter... Is it too much?

The background of the villain is a bit lame, and he is controlled by others everywhere.

There are too few disadvantages. As a bookworm for several years, I can't decide. The reason is simple, too lazy to think about.

The urban protagonist is not a god. With his current power of a hundred years, he can definitely beat him.

Is this also called a villain??? Just like running errands