The Ultimate Heartthrob: A Gorgeous Cannon Fodder Crashes the Crematorium

It's very interesting. I like this kind of book. The author doesn't have to put too much pressure on himself. He can just update a dozen chapters a day [note]

The writing is still very good, the plot is step-by-step, the protagonist is miserable, and I have finished reading with six chapters left, but I don't want to watch it [laughing and crying] and just feel powerless. Now I just want to travel to the protagonist's world, kill everyone, no one is left alive, and give Ji Yunze a mouthful of Xiao Ming's exclusive old spit, so that he can directly become a god and the God of Creation. Reading it made me feel depressed, like a huge stone weighing heavily on my heart, making me breathless. The protagonist has really become good or bad, but I still like it very much. This book is really good, very sad, and the protagonist is also quite strong, but it is still far from good. Alas, I hope the protagonist can be alone. Mei, because many characters have very difficult emotional relationships with him, which made me upset, so I'd better just go with Dumei and kill everyone. Since it's going to be dark, let's make it completely dark. No one can control their own destiny. Let yourself become a god. Isn't this good? No one can stop him or become a stumbling block for him. He is the only one who is superior to ten thousand people. Whether he is despised by ten thousand people, coveted or looked up to...

Good luck, come on, I believe you can write more than "The Entire World of Immortal Cultivators plots against me after time travel" [sneaky laugh]

I hope Luo Zi is the male protagonist. After all, he is a love-minded and a masochist [admiration]

Ah, it's good-looking, but I think it's a bit worse than the previous one. My first impression of this book was actually not very good. After all, the first few chapters made me feel like giving up. But the rest of it was pretty good, and the sadistic part was okay, but I just didn't understand the protagonist's younger brother. It feels like he may think he is good to the protagonist, but in the things he does, to be honest, I don't find anything good about him. I haven't finished the book yet, I've only read 3/4 of it, and I'll review it after I've finished the rest. To be honest, this book is quite interesting. The subject matter is novel and there are no old routines. I just hope that the main character can be uniquely beautiful. The emotional line and the emperor are still okay, but together they are not very promising. (Among the people related to the protagonist, I feel that although the emperor is not good, he is considered good among them)

When the protagonist first turned dark and killed innocent people indiscriminately, to be honest, I didn't feel anything at all. I was just happy for his darkening. But now, looking at the dark thoughts that come from the depths of his heart, I feel a little sad to be honest. The boy has changed after all, among the people who tormented him, he has changed. The once innocent boy no longer exists, and now there is only a villain who works step by step just to change his fate. Watching him turn into a black man, I feel happy and melancholy in my heart. I am happy that he works step by step, rises up to resist, and no longer has to be tortured by others. What is sad is that he is no longer that simple boy. It turns out that three years can really completely change a person's personality... If the male protagonist is with Bei Muchen, I will really die with my eyes closed [awkward laugh]

It's really nice to watch, especially the comparison between before and after. The contrast is really strong, and it left me unsatisfied. The main character is not a virgin who has revenge for wrongs and revenge. When I see the back, I suddenly feel a little sad when I look back at him in the front. I miss the Ji Yunze in the past and feel sorry for the current Ji Yunze. This change is really well written. From the relatively lively and cheerful character at the beginning to the cold and indifferent character at the end. It can also be seen from it that he really wants to kill the protagonist and has made a lot of efforts to do so. It is not like upgrading, just like playing with it. At the same time, being the protagonist in the original book does have the aura of the protagonist, which I think is very good. The protagonist did not die quickly, nor was his luck taken away. This is the real protagonist in the book, and there is no brainless love story like that. Anyway, I think it is very interesting.

It's pretty good to watch. The general plot is that the protagonist was abused in the early stage, and then turned black and resisted the abuse (that's how I saw it anyway [laughing and crying]

I have read the novel for the past three years and it is my favorite. I am asking for an n/p ending or a solo career for Ze Ze. By the way, is there any other novels of the same type [crying] [crying] I really like the heartthrob Shirogiri Black Shou.

! ! ! Good guy, super good-looking, good for my taste [Sending my heart] The writing is good, and the change of Yunze's character is also very natural. I feel sorry for Yunze, I must make Jiu Shu pay the price [I'm about to cry]