Sorry, the Contract Is Over!

The writing was okay, but it didn't suit me very well. Two of the four female protagonists had crushes before, and one had a boyfriend before.

It's quite good-looking. Among the female protagonists, I like Chu very much, followed by Mu. Luo's words feel a bit strange in emotion, and the senses are not very good. Overall, the writing is much better than other bloody contract novels, and the protagonist's personality is also very good. Come on ↖(^ω^)↗ By the way, one more thing, don't have a fake harem.

Worth recommending worth reading Although cowardly, he showed the kindness of Chinese people Although there are similar similarities and similarities, and there are many versions of the book's content, this book's self-report evaluation is very high, and it is rare for books to be completed. Open and bright, with an explosive mentality. It feels like a person's life performance is all like this. It's a very real situation. If it were made into a TV series, I feel that the ratings would not be as good as Qiong Yao's drama. In addition to recalling the arrogance and rudeness of high school, the characters in it are basically good interpretations of human nature. It is more flawless than all the novels written. In a society where people cannibalize people, we should live slowly like this, using our limited abilities to solve all difficulties and living conditions.

The great god has a new account and a new book, you must support it!

Maybe some people like this kind of male protagonist? Unfortunately, I have not had that experience and cannot empathize. In my opinion, it feels uncomfortable and frustrating. 🙂 And when I read this book, I felt like I was reading Japanese light novels from many years ago. The male protagonist can be humble and cowardly. All he needs is Asashi, and countless girls will surround him. 🙂 Maybe it's because I feel so disconnected from reality that I can never be immersed in the content of the book.

I've finished reading it, before the first 120 chapters. If you don't understand the setting of the male protagonist, it's hard to agree with the author's way of writing, and there are some small poisonous points that are really hard to hold on to. But after the male protagonist has to eat, which is about 120 chapters, the plot becomes better and develops in the direction of sweet stories. I can only say that it is generally good. If you are a bit resistant to poison, I still recommend it.

Except for the protagonist who has a bit of low self-esteem, other stand-in novels can't match the straight-forward approach. It's Luo. Except for the last step, everything else is given to Tang. This may be a bit uncomfortable. For the time being, it's still relatively good-looking, but there are too few and it's not interesting enough.

Come on, after all, I stayed up all night for you

This book is quite magical. Most of the male protagonists in this kind of novels are heartless, but this one is really a normal person who is a bit autistic. It's not a dog licker, and it can't be truly heartless.

I'm a local dog, I like to watch it if it's not too outrageous [laughter]