Survival: The European Emperor's Sign-In System

Jing Du, a protagonist CP configuration, suddenly turned into an aunt. At the beginning, the rivals were dating online. I thought it was a reunion route, but I turned around and fell in love with my uncle again. The old relationship is still unforgettable with the uncle. The author is really imaginative...

I can only say that the setting is quite annoying to me, but when I saw the starship content, I really couldn't help it. [Awkward laugh] It was obviously the starship that the protagonist drew out by himself, but he was handed it over in various ways before he could use it. [Awkward laugh] One ship was given as a gift, but he actually wanted the second ship. What did Jing Du say about keeping it for him? OK, let's understand, the starship belongs to the protagonist in the first place. And will not turning in the starship slow down the progress of the level, or will it be impossible to pass the level without the starship? In the final analysis, reality and leveling are still two entities, and reality has no impact on the internal affairs of survival. Even if you have a starship, it can't help. Moreover, it is said that it is given to the official to prepare for interstellar connection in the future. What does this have to do with the protagonist? This is what the official should do. I feel that the official is sucking the blood of the protagonist now, and my uncle and Jing Du also seem to be sucking the blood of the protagonist. Also, the protagonist knew that it was a gift from his own race and yet he just resold it. Isn't this a source of hatred? People give you things in order to make your life better, but you give them to those who are slandering you. The protagonist's younger brother said that he has superior martial arts, but now it doesn't feel like it's reflected. My uncle only works for the welfare of his boyfriend. It feels like he has been a relative for so long, but suddenly fell in love when he fell in love [awkward laugh]

The plot and the protagonist are pretty good, but the protagonist's brother feels that he doesn't have as many roles as his uncle, and the uncle thought it was okay before, but since his ex-boyfriend appeared, it gave people a feeling of being cheated. It was obviously the starship that the protagonist drew, but he asked his ex-boyfriend Whether to stay or go, even if his ex-boyfriend is the official representative, even if the official wants the protagonist's things, they should ask the protagonist to give the things to the official, instead of letting him decide to "generously" keep the starship and then PUA the protagonist. It is really frustrating. The protagonist has obviously given a lot of things to the official, whether they are basic materials or high-end goodies. Just because he has changed his race, he will be PUAed and mistrusted by this great man who will do anything for mankind. While taking the protagonist's things, he will be wary of the protagonist and whitewash him into saying that he will do anything for mankind...

It seemed smooth sailing from the beginning, but now it feels like a lump in the throat when it comes to Jingdu. No matter how I look at it, I feel weird in my heart. The twists and turns of the relationship from rival to online dating partner to aunt are really unnecessary. I would rather Jingdu has always been a tool [laughter]

The front part is very nice, but when the emotional line 1109 comes out, I really don't know what to say, it's like it's stuck in my throat. Although there is no cp, if you have to show the whole relationship line, forget about the whole relationship line. There is also a love triangle. Talk about the nephew first and then the uncle. I am speechless [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

His content is still okay. One of the protagonists is very lucky, and the other is relatively unlucky. In the early stage, the protagonist's luck outweighed his younger brother's misfortune, but this emotional line is not that good. How can I put it, I'm more surprised anyway. 1109 I feel that the early stage is better, but the sudden sudden appearance of the previous emotional line is really speechless. If you really don't know how to write, don't write about feelings and the like. It's really annoying. I suggest skipping the relationship part. It's really annoying the more you read it. [Sending Hearts]

No, Jing Du is too toxic and I can't stand it. First he was the protagonist's sweetheart, then after they had a falling out, he became the protagonist's online dating partner, and after Ben Xian broke up with him, he became the protagonist's uncle's partner? ? ? Still want to get married! After they broke up, the protagonist's uncle still had a crush on him? It was said that my uncle valued family ties more than anything else, so he broke up with him. But after the survival game, he was not just a licking dog all the time, but also asked the protagonist to let go of the past and accept him! [Vomit][vomit][vomit]

I've read half of the review. Chapter 16 is really harsh and uncomfortable. I rarely read half of the review. This time it was really uncomfortable. Don't highlight the protagonist's good temper so much. It's a lot of discomfort. I wrote it well in the beginning. After Chapter 16, my desire to read plummeted. It's hard to review. I hope it can be changed. . .

I'm relieved to see that I'm not the only one who feels that Jingdu is poisonous.

I couldn't stand it anymore. I barely tolerated it in Jingdu, but the new chapter at the end really made me addicted. It was indeed the Holy Father, really [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][smile]