I Raised a Major Villain in the Game World

Very pretty. The male and female protagonists in this book are very honest. Whether it is about the two worlds or the identity of the two when they meet again, they do not hide it. The plot develops quickly without feeling rushed. I like this kind of plot with no misunderstandings and no mistakes. Good looking, recommended.

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I read it for a day and a half, and I finished it without missing a single picture. It feels good, but there are too many plots, and the characters are briefly mentioned. Although the CP is very sweet, there is no misunderstanding of abuse. However, the first few pictures show the game on the heroine's mobile phone and the interaction with the hero on the phone. However, since the heroine traveled through time, it feels like there is no such thing as this game APP. It only appears once at the end. But the male protagonist really dotes on the female protagonist and is really good to her. (Actually, I only watched it when I was online and found it boring [laughing awkwardly])

The writing is very good when it comes to a modern female protagonist and an ancient male protagonist. If I were the female protagonist, I would be addicted to the game and unable to extricate myself. I would hate to have to miss every trace of the male protagonist. After the heroine reached ancient times, it became a very traditional drama about palace battles and family affairs. When the heroine is now the hero in ancient times, they love and cherish each other, a sweet two-person story. When it comes to the palace fight scene, the heroine is scheming with a bunch of people, and the hero defends them. If it were before, I would continue to read, but not anymore. The more books I read, the less I want to use my brain. I just wanted to watch sweet love. Especially when the heroine Yun raised the paper man, the relationship progressed very quickly. When it came to the palace battle, the rhythm was not as good as the present tense, so I gave up. I was originally looking forward to the meeting and subsequent development of the two people in ancient times. Maybe the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment. It feels a bit too peaceful. If you are interested, you can take a look

Very interesting, keep up the good work, author!

After reading a few chapters, I really can't help but want to comment How to measure whether parents are partial to their two daughters? I don't know the standard answer, but I think as long as the weight of love given by parents to their children is the same, it doesn't count as partiality. I always feel that if I am always ignored, if one child always compromises for another child, how can this not be considered partiality? But because his parents are willing to treat him, his parents have not given up on him, so he must understand his parents' approach. He cannot say that his parents are partial, otherwise he is ignorant, but the heroine feels bitter in his heart.

I personally think this book is very interesting, and I highly recommend it to those who are short on books. Come on, author! [Code hold] I believe the author can make this book better and better (づ ●─● )づ

Very interesting, good luck to the author! ! !

So far, I think it's okay, but the occasional words that pop up make me jump a little bit, such as gods, devils, and so on. Has the author written a Western background story and not converted it yet? |･ω･｀)

There are always so few good-looking articles, woo woo woo