I'm Only Renting a Dao Companion! Please, Immortal Maiden, Have Some Self-Respect!

I think it is 99% likely to be a redemption story. The male protagonist was hurt by love before time travel. After time travel, due to the setting of the concentric lock, he turned into a butterfly passing among thousands of flowers. After experiencing some love and hatred, the initial fear of not loving anymore turned into "big love" [admiration] (I just want to give the fairies a home). However, the audience for writing this way is relatively small, but it is quite interesting. I wonder if the author can insist on writing it.

Objectively speaking, Goldfinger's creativity is very good, the previous plot is coherent and natural, and the writing style is also very good in contact with the heroines. Even if it is a bit frustrating during the acting process, it is acceptable, after all, it fits the plot. But then again, I really can't understand... The plot of the male protagonist's personality falling apart because of that princess. It's acceptable to be indifferent at the same time and to be sincere at the same time. After all, people are fickle and it makes sense. But... If the hero wants to save the princess, why should he let the devil go? Do you want to call yourself a demon? Isn't this a big tree that attracts the wind? Wouldn't it be enough to simply spend spiritual stones to improve one's cultivation and slay the demon in the princess's heart, then search for his soul and leave the inheritance to the princess before walking away? Why this sudden move? It was a thankless effort to spend tens of thousands of life-related spiritual stones and receive countless attention but with little effect. [What][what] Of course... The overall plot is well written and remarkable. It can be said to be an eye-catching book among Tomatoes. Except for the last move, the character image created earlier collapsed. [Pinch][pinch]

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Sure enough, you can't just look at the ratings. A thousand readers will give you a thousand Hamlets. The characters in the novel all have their own characteristics, and the male protagonist behaves like a scumbag, regardless of the tenancy rules. Intimacy and lack of distance can easily lead to the illusion of love. Therefore, during the tenancy period, you should mention that the other party is just role-playing from time to time, and don't show any real feelings, but what's the point of it?

The story is great! But looking at the part about the sea of ​​clouds,... Well, regarding some of the strategies, the writing is not very good, and it feels a bit childish, but ignore this, the other plots are very well written, and the rating should be higher.

The subject matter is novel and suitable for singles. Forget about love.

It's no big problem

Let's read Chapter 5 first. Personally, I think it's a little bit poisonous.

I have been reading Tomato for two years, but this is the Tomato novel that attracts me the most so far.

Tomato is one of the few serious male protagonists [Like]