Film and TV: I Trade Fame for Perks

Come on, update quickly, there are not so many hydrographs, you can still see it

Let me be the first to sit on the sofa! Come on, author!

It's still good. The book is very straightforward. It's not like other novels that are draggy. I finished it as soon as I read it. It's not like other novels where I didn't have the heart to read anymore. It's a book that suits me better. Five stars.

To be honest, overall it's pretty good. I just hope that the protagonist's own woman will be dealt with well. The most annoying thing is betrayal. Later, the author can write about Douluo or Dou Po or Perfect World.

Beginning and end! The plot is rigorous! The detailed description is not bloated! The chapters connect smoothly! The writing is becoming more refined! The Great God's throne can be expected, come on, come on, come on. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

The content is very novel and good, cheers for the author!

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Not bad! Huang Rong, the little dragon girl, still wants it. You can earn reputation by defeating Mengjin

It's pretty good. The biggest problem with this kind of film review is whether it's written in a detailed or rough way. I personally feel that this book is just right, with almost no writing. I have to go back and listen to it again if I get distracted for a few minutes. The content may touch some people's mixed emotions. I think every book has its own setting. They are all stories anyway, so whatever.

Very good, I like this type. After all, it's what you can't do that counts, right? The only pity is that the saint Nuwa and the saint Hou Tu should have been included in the end. Also, why are one or two chapters of the more interesting book banned? It's a bit uncomfortable to watch as a person with mild obsessive-compulsive disorder.