Reborn into a Book: Character-Binding System

It was interesting at the beginning, but after listening to more than ten chapters, I felt speechless, especially the plot. I wanted to ask the author, what exactly did you write this to express? Is it to express that the protagonist is weak or the villain is strong, and it is a woman who is strong, and the one who is strong is a woman. It is very speechless, and it is disgusting 🤮🤮🤮

I think the writing is pretty good, but Xu Miaoying should be given all the fun things to do. Xu Miaoying is like 3B. He doesn't have the ability to save others, but instead puts himself in crisis and requires the protagonist to save him. The character becomes stronger, but it is still disgusting, and she is always causing trouble for the protagonist. She is the one who told Cheng Tianmei that the protagonist has a medicine that can make people stronger. At that time, she also gave Shen Rouzhi the phone number of the male protagonist, so that she can find help from the male protagonist when she has difficulties. She was busy, and when she crushed the old man's sternum later, people said that she didn't need her help. She still had to help. It would be okay if she had that strength, but if she didn't have that strength, she asked the male protagonist to help save the old man and even thanked her. She didn't even say thank you, but the male protagonist helped her so much. I really don't know what she did to help him. She only helped him find trouble. The male protagonist later gave her his medical skills and she was really convinced. I don't know what to think, but other than her, everything else is pretty good.

This book is a random revision of the plot line, and the engagement of the protagonist when the second world comes. (The poor heroine is nothing but good-looking, and the real protagonist is trying to improve her strength. Why do ordinary poor people have a marriage contract? How can they be attracted to ordinary poor people without status?) Also (when the heroine's family is in decline, why doesn't it think of the second protagonist's family with a marriage contract? As the head of the family in Pangaozhi, it is impossible to forget this! So that he is so depressed. Can he borrow money to spend or travel?) So this book is so damn bad. Unless this is the case where the world forcibly modifies the memory and then fabricates the marriage contract out of thin air.

Licking the dog and cuckolding

It's so dirty, I hate this kind of plot, especially the one about giving rings in the cafeteria!

Not bad. In fact, it would be great if we just treat those women as tools.

Okay, okay, okay

Is this author mentally okay♬︎*(๑ºั╰︎╯︎ºั๑)♡︎

What are you writing about?

Yawn 🥱