My Savior Is a Blue-Haired Little Girl

1. The protagonist has very strong strength and is considered a classic among male videos. Even if it is a classic, it is very attractive. What young man does not aspire to become a powerful person? 2. At present, it seems that the life experience of the heroine is not simple, and it is also a classic identity. With a single heroine, there is no need to consider whether the male protagonist will be ambiguous with others. The most ambiguous one may be the one who carved the wooden sign. 3. There are a lot of foreshadowings. It is recommended to read the book. I am very curious whether when the wooden sign and the protagonist recognize each other, they will find that they have changed people, or the protagonist has not actually traveled through time, but is just a second personality. After all, the second personality has "its own experience and a name." Will they become friends in the end? This is what I am most curious about. Will they become friends or enemies? What does the senior sister know? Will the heroine become a yandere? Why was the black space destroyed by the heroine? What is the relationship between the heroine and the black space... 4. There are also some shortcomings. I won't go into them because they may affect your interest in reading. 5. Mainly because the author updates quickly😜 Overall, it's pretty good so far. I felt a little worse afterwards, maybe it was because I came back from vacation.

It's okay. I just woke up in the morning and found this book through the categories. There seemed to be a similar book before, but unfortunately it's gone now.

After reading the beginning, I can roughly guess that the female protagonist doesn't know how strong the male protagonist is, and the male protagonist insists on suppressing it without saying anything. Whenever he wants to kill someone, he reveals a little bit of his strength. The female protagonist thinks that the male protagonist is strong, but not much stronger. It is estimated that there will also be scenes where the female protagonist asks the male protagonist about his cultivation level, and then the male protagonist says, "It's okay, he's pretty strong," and so on, and the female protagonist continues to misunderstand.

I have read more than thirty chapters, and I feel it is infinitely better than the 9:00-ish copy of Nanako on my bookshelf, even though that one is also a loli. It feels like there should be more than this I don't object to your hidden cultivation, but it's almost enough. The female protagonist even questioned the male protagonist about hiding it. Although you may have written a large part around the male protagonist's hidden cultivation, it is indeed a big poisonous point, especially for those who don't like to see hidden cultivation.

Oh my god, it's so beautiful. It can actually describe the IQ of a 20-year-old as that of a 3-year-old child. It must be given a five-star rating and will never be divided into installments.

It looks good so far, the heroine is very cute, and it's really fun to kill [sneaky smile] Even ants dare to think too much, maybe they have too many bad faces [sneaky smile]

When will Liushen Hualushui know the identity of the male protagonist?

I read it as a romance novel. It's really sweet. The gentle and innocent little lolita who is the heroine really touched my heart. The plot is also good. I highly recommend it. It's still five stars, the routine is a bit old, but compared to the current novels, it still looks normal. But I would like to give the author a suggestion. The protagonist's cultivation level should be exposed earlier. I also read the last book, and the cultivation level was not revealed until more than a hundred chapters, but I didn't really want to read it after Chapter 70 or 80.

😊Personally speaking, it's quite good and I don't have much objection to it. This kind of thinking or writing method is very good for killing time when I'm idle and panicked. I'm not too disgusted with this, it's a kind of leisure and relaxation for me. I hope the author will work harder and try to write better! Of course, I'm not saying this is bad. It's not very good for medical students. After all, everyone has different opinions. Come on 🙂

Come on, it's not easy to give a 5-star review for a new book with a single heroine. I hope the author can stick to it and write more. I can abuse it a little to enhance the emotional scenes. The gratuitous sweetness will be very boring.