A Deliberate Seduction: A Scientific Genius Accidentally Flirts with an Abstinent Army Officer
蓄意引诱：科研天才误撩禁欲军哥
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The hostess setting is OK! It's hard to comment on the male protagonist. It just happened to be unfinished. I gave up after reading the updated version [smile]... The plot is too slow. I feel that the current known plot can be completed in 70-80 chapters if it is not a foreshadowing.
I like the heroine's character very much and hope that the heroine is uniquely beautiful. I don't like the male protagonist. I feel that the emotional line between the two is very stiff, so don't force it. I want to see how the heroine leads the scientific research team to improve the scientific and technological power of Xia Kingdom.
Damn, I really like the female protagonist, but the male protagonist is not lovable at all. Can I have no CP?
It's really rare to see this kind of heroine. I really like her. She's smart, capable, yet cool and not pretending to be modest. It's really nice. The male protagonist doesn't need to describe the finale in detail, it's fine.
It's good to watch, but the heroine feels that the progress is very slow. There are too many supporting roles and the heroine rarely appears.
Chapter 263 was good before, but after 263, I started to feel a little disappointed when Elian appeared. Because of the identity of the male protagonist, the silent manipulation of the male protagonist's parents, and the unexpected behavior of the female protagonist, it made people feel a little frustrated. Because there was no retribution from the male protagonist's parents, I was very disappointed, just like a good bowl of porridge with unpalatable side dishes.
Very good, finally it's not that bad love-at-first-sight thing. Oh woman you are interesting haha. The author's writing style is very good, and it is so good that people can read it without making people confused. Finally I read a good article again.
Emmm In the early stage, the character of the male protagonist was average. In the middle stage, it was a bit heartbreaking to skip school. In the later stage, it was okay. The progress is coming up [Thinking][Thinking]
I have been following it. Every time I see a good book, I feel a sense of anticipation, and I am also afraid that there will be few in the future. I looked at the catalog and found that there are indeed very few. From the very beginning, I thought the heroine's character was my cup of tea. She's capable and doesn't talk too much [KISS], come on! And I see that except for the human trafficker at the beginning, there are no top-notch ones. If you look at it in an immersive way, there is a reborn person but she is good, which is good [like]
I like it very much, I think it looks good. I like the heroine's character and her ability to solve problems, but the male protagonist is just average (he just likes to tease the heroine, and his thoughts are not on the same level as the heroine), so I hope there will be less of them. And although it is mainly written around the female protagonist, I see that it now feels a bit like a group portrait. Ps. The comment section of this book is a bit chaotic. Except for the heroine, other supporting characters have been criticized. People in the comment section are too controlling of the heroine...