Lucky One, Your Teammate Has Fallen!

[Laughing and crying] To be honest, this cover was something I didn't expect.

Overall, it's good to watch. The heroine's fighting skills are great and unmatched. However, the plot is a bit unpleasant in some places. The heroine fights monsters every day, but she can't match the level of the male protagonist of the European Emperor. This is understandable, and the European Emperor has a lot of experience. But so far, there are three things that I am angry about. First, the player I met named Qingcao originally thought that she could make a contract, and the heroine could receive workers such as delivery boys to help the heroine. However, after they were separated, they did not provide any help to the heroine. They opened a box for the heroine, washed clothes and cooked for the heroine, and planted some vegetables. However, the things they got were pets, rapid upgrades, and a lot of seeds. The heroine was still thinking about how to help her after they separated. In the second place, I met the male protagonist for the first time. His combat power was nearly 500 higher than that of the male protagonist. The female protagonist couldn't defeat the monster. She tried to eat some fruit but was defeated by the male protagonist. It is understandable after reading the author's explanation of this place. Because of the strange ghosts, it was still level three. The female protagonist could not do it for the time being. The male protagonist had skills, but the male protagonist's behavior that night (such as asking the female protagonist to give him something) was relatively speechless and made the female protagonist angry. When there was no such plot later, the male protagonist looked more pleasing to the eye, which was okay. In the third place, the old man who was skilled in the sword did not want the heroine to inherit the sword. The heroine refused to leave and wanted to kill the heroine. But when he failed, the heroine felt aggrieved and pretended to be pitiful. He said that he did not want to kill but just gave guidance. If he could not do anything but guidance, the heroine was weak and could not be carved? After that, the heroine felt pity for him. Oh my god, he is so friendly to people who want to kill him. The hero came at this time. When the old man saw the hero, he thought that the hero was too strong and couldn't kill the heroine. The knife should belong to the heroine. He even asked the hero to take it. He doesn't accept the mission to find his daughter, but he still wants the male protagonist to be his son-in-law. Where is the face? The knife is still with the heroine who he can't do. What should he give in exchange for the mission? The better thing is that the author commented that the heroine is not this old man's child, otherwise she will vomit blood and die. Overall, except for these few complaints, everything is relatively good.

I like it very much. The characters of the male and female protagonists are both good, but there is one thing. The female protagonist obviously enters the trial space, why does the male protagonist have to be dragged in? Does it have to show how rich the male protagonist is? Although the heroine is not a chieftain, she can solve the problem with her own strength. The female protagonist solves the problem with her own strength, and can obtain the sword skills, his wife's mental skills, and his daughter, but now she has to share it with the male protagonist.

It's not bad, but it's a bit annoying in some places. You can read it without thinking. After briefly reading other people's comments, the questions are probably the following. 1. The main thing about the heroine, the Holy Mother, is Qingcao, because she relies too much on the heroine, and I personally feel that it is useless to take her with me. 2 This book is about African chieftains and European emperors, but the male protagonist easily improves through luck, and the female protagonist relies on strength and hard work. The female protagonist cannot see it, and feels very frustrated. 3. This novel feels very biased towards the male protagonist... Regarding these issues, when reading novels, don't read the folded comments below the comments, as it will affect the reading experience.

The book is very interesting. I hope you won't get bored. It would be better if there were two more chapters every day.

It's pretty good, but in fact, it's the same if it's written with CP as it is without CP. It feels like the male and female protagonists are more like collaborators. If you don't like watching CP, you can actually just jump in. If you like to read with CP, you still need to consider that this novel basically does not involve romance. It can be said to be an upgraded novel about strong women. Should I say it or not, it's well written, because I don't like to watch movies without CP, but I still finished it because the plot is well written and very passionate. I feel that there is more emphasis on hatred between the country and the family, and less emphasis on personal interests.

It's really good-looking. Although the heroine is a non-chief, she has always been very hardworking and strong. The male protagonist, the European Emperor, is also very strong. I really like a relationship that is evenly matched. The heroine does not rely too much on the male protagonist because he is very European. It's really great to grow up independently. I like it very much.

It's a very interesting book. I hope the heroine's future teammates can be more powerful and don't hold the heroine back. Our sister Qiao is so awesome👍👍👍 her teammates can't be too bad! [Cool][Cool][Cool][Cool]

A great survival novel, the heroine is a non-chieftain and it is really miserable [laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Overall, it's pretty good. Personally, I don't think there's anything special about it. Anyway, I can still finish it. The heroine has very upright views, and even though she is in a miserable situation, she is still willing to participate in volunteer activities and help others. I really admire and touch her about this. However, the heroine is really heart-wrenching as she relies on her own force to save her life. If you like watching infrastructure and fighting monsters, you can still check out Shuhuang.