Wife, Come Save Me!

I've read Chapter 11 and I still don't quite understand it. If it is a favorability system, I suggest changing it to a dog-licking system. By the way, give me a two-star review. The emotional foreshadowing is not in place. It feels a bit forced and sensational. You have to make up at least one story that you have seen since childhood.

One guess is that the protagonist is called Fu Heng, who is originally the ancient god Fu Heng. The ancient god's wish is to be an ordinary person, so the mission is so strange and so simple. Buy a female slave, have a full meal, and have a good sleep.

Well, in general, it's quite generous. It's not poisonous or anything. The author's writing skills are good. I hope the author will continue to work hard. I haven't seen anything unpleasant so far.

It's pretty good so far, why are there so few people watching it?

Good, good, good

The worldview seems to be very complete, and the author must have put a lot of thought into it, but there is relatively little shown so far. The writing is also very good and engaging. As for the female protagonist, there's nothing great about it.

The writing is very good. It's just a riddle along the way.

I feel like this book is a pity on Tomato, at least for now.

This is the first time I have seen this kind of system. I hope the author will write well. I am a little confused, but the book is good. Don't keep books, you don't want to have an appendix.

There is a lot of foreshadowing, and it will probably be a grand story when it is finished. Come on, author, don't cut it off. I look forward to the twists and turns in the plot later.