The Villain Gets Stronger by Relying on the Heroine, Shocking the Protagonist!

Let the clone do it, and even do it with the clone. He calls himself green but he is not green. He even said that he is also a mysophobia and holds grass. Now he still thinks that the clone is not poisonous. He is shocked and shocked. He holds a big grass.

I didn't hold my breath when I saw Chapter 4. It's not because of the poisonous point, but because you write a novel and there are double quotation marks in the dialogue between the characters. It seems that I don't know whether they are talking or doing something. There are punctuation marks in Chapters 1 and 2, but they disappeared after the third chapter. I really can't read it anymore, and I don't want to leave a bad review. After all, there are only two comments, one of which is the author's. Remember to mark the punctuation marks next time. Hey, I've read about ten more chapters, and the punctuation marks are like playing. Whether you write a book to make money or for fun, can't you even write a punctuation mark? Too perfunctory, right? The punctuation sometimes has quotation marks and sometimes doesn't. It's intermittent. I really can't tell whether they are talking or doing something.

Isn't it disgusting to make a clone and green yourself? It's the first time I've encountered this weird writing

Use your clone to get on your own woman! Don't know what to say

For every title you have to ask, does anyone read it? Interesting? Of course there are people. Is there anyone? You will know just by looking it up, there is not a fluctuation chart.

Not to mention too much, Chapter 53 uses a clone to satisfy the heroine, 6

Pretty good clone flow, I'll do it myself. I give you a thumbs up. Author 👍

I was enjoying reading it, but suddenly I was told that it was about changing the map and text, so I had no interest in reading any more. I can't stand this kind of book that just picks up the girl, pats her butt, and leaves. You can do it by yourself

The clone makes oneself green 🤮

It's poisonous. I didn't bother to complain about the way it was written in the journal, but there was a warning from a green-haired turtle.