Villain **********

The general direction of the plot is okay, the background of the story is grand, the training system is clear, and some jokes are particularly interesting, such as the four levels of cuckoldry. However, the details need to be improved, and the situations similar to those of those aristocratic families were introduced in just a few words. It took me a long time to sort them out before I figured it out. Except for the head of the family, the rest of the Qi family is a family; does An Wanru have a child with someone from the Zhao family? How high is Zhao Fanghao's elixir? Can the author update it soon? I'm looking forward to the follow-up content, and some of the content is very cryptic. The author feels like he is really writing a villain novel. Each protagonist is based on the other protagonists, and they are the kind that cannot be killed unless they are completely exhausted or absolutely crushed. The pursuit of wealth and wealth in danger is vividly reflected. It feels a little hairy. After all, those protagonists are bound to die. There is no point in being too awesome. It is better to strengthen Qin Wen quickly.

OK It's really good. If you get it, you can take a look.

This is not a villain. Such a powerful force still likes to complain. The first woman assassinated him and he actually convinced himself and the readers like this.

Chapter 14 is just a bit poisonous. Even Song Mo is like this, and the protagonist just moves his mouth. He is more tolerant than the Dragon King.

If the review is good, how much does it cost? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]