If You Look Down on Me, Why Are You Begging Me to Save You?

The protagonist kills decisively, is not brainless, and has an online IQ. He usually wears a mask with a clone when going out. The main body relies entirely on Gou, and the clone is wandering throughout the process. Basically, he follows the lone wolf route throughout the process, opposing the aristocratic family and remaining anonymous.

It's very interesting to read, and there are no pitfalls in more than fifty chapters. As for why I saved Ouyang Beauty, it is written later. Don't believe those two comments that "I didn't kill decisively". I killed everyone who could be killed. Again, Ouyang Beauty's role is quite big, so she shouldn't be killed.

After reading a few chapters, I always have a question in my mind. I saw that the clone uses essence and blood, so when the clone comes out, does the naked body appear? [Thinking][Thinking]

It's quite good to watch. The protagonist is slow to warm up in the early stage but is very strong. He's not the kind of super-powerful and brainless kind of person. The plot is also well connected. The villain's IQ is online and there are also emotional scenes. It's a rare work.

As a refreshing article, it is qualified. There is nothing particularly poisonous. There must be many women. The pace and writing are average. How come so few people read it? Isn't it too slow [face covering]

The content is brilliant and the logic is thorough.

The writing is good, but there are a lot of pitfalls.

It's beautiful. There are so few people reading such a beautiful book.

Not bad, I hope it won't be too bad later

It's well written but a bit abusive [laughing and crying]