The Villainous Undercover Boy Doesn't Dream of His Yandere Master
反派卧底少年不会梦到病娇师尊
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- Completed
- Length
- 345k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I beg you readers for your support. Chacha would like to thank you.
It looks good. I just like this type. You can tell by my name. I like watching fake death. I think I am dead but we will meet again later.
I am a miscellaneous fish, I like to watch In a simple summary, this book can be roughly understood as the suffering master (master) sent the heroine (protagonist) to Huang Mao (the second master), and then when the heroine was beaten by Huang Mao's supermarket (the second master's first red eye), he hated himself again, why did he send the heroine there (after the first red eye)? Without abstractions, this book is a very sweet story. It has no green, no thunder, no sword. It is very healing and very heartwarming. Nine out of ten people who read this book have been healed in their hearts, and the remaining one has been healed in his heart a long time ago [laughing]
It's a little bit of a knife, it's pretty nice [like][like][like] Love to watch!
It's a very interesting book. The early part is very well written. However, from the middle stage, the plot becomes more and more rushed, and finally ends hastily. I still hope to write more extra stories, such as the story after arriving in the fairy world, or other branch lines.
It's good-looking, a bit sharp, and the writing may not be that skillful, but the emotions are written with feeling and care. There is a little interlude in the middle, which is about the crisis of trust between the master and the master. It depends on the individual's acceptance. It only contains a few chapters. Other than that, I don't think there's anything wrong with it, I quite like it.
I picked it up from the author's previous book. This one is better written. It's beautiful. I love reading it. It's pretty, but there's a bit too much of a female lead.
Give it four stars first and pay in installments with one star left. Let's get down to business, The character design of this book is quite good, especially the description of the background, especially the timeline. It feels like Nobita in Doraemon (anything Nobita does that travels through time is established history, in other words, Nobita is history). The same goes for this book. The protagonist is history, and everything comes and goes because of him. The plot clearly opens up later
Su Jiujiu's part was a bit poisonous. She tortured the male protagonist for so long, but in the end he forgave her. Apart from this poisonous point, everything else was fine.
The fairy who fell from the devil is chasing after me [laughing evilly] Don't make it too dramatic by writing a narration. The first part was okay, but when I got to the secret realm, the writing was messy. I hope there will be improvement in the future.