Transmigrating to the Wasteland, the Big Shot in My Palm

Wow, I saw the latest chapter, where the heroine goes from being controlled to being controlled. This book title is really wonderful. The more you look at the back, the more you can see her ambition to control power. First of all, I really like the character of the heroine. She is a non-pretentious heroine who rarely has entangled plots. She particularly cares about her current mood and most urgent needs, without too much interference, and then makes the most correct and desired decision at the moment. It feels like what she wants is always very straightforward. She gets it done when she wants to, and gets what she wants without putting any psychological burden on herself. It's like she doesn't hesitate for too long about which male protagonist she likes, and her experience with the beast husband is true, it's true that she likes them, and it's true that she enjoys them, but she doesn't hesitate to tame them and use them to gain the rights and resources she wants. At the beginning, the heroine felt that she was not free and she looked for opportunities to run away (mainly because it affected her ability to improve). Being found was not the beginning of her being restrained, but she continued to enjoy the male protagonists and tame them to suit her. Anyway, she is able to adapt to the situation no matter what and live in the most comfortable way. Therefore, although there is a forced love plot in the latest chapter at the beginning, it is actually quite enjoyable to watch because the core of the heroine is very stable and is not disturbed by the outside world and she does not hesitate to move forward with her ambitions. Secondly, the character of the male protagonist is also very well written. Whether it is the plot between the male protagonists or the relationship with the female protagonist, the personal characteristics are very obvious. After being with the female protagonist, it will not become a mass production type. The female protagonist's dog training is also based on the essence and discards the dross. Personally, I particularly like this plot rhythm. It is neither a stubborn desire to improve oneself on one's own and rejection of outside help, nor a hard work to prove oneself, nor is it a purely love-minded one, full of tumultuous, tangled, and tiring thoughts. Rather, there is the mutual attraction between the male and female protagonists, and the female protagonist pursues the power to climb up and use all resources.

So far, I can watch it. The heroine will be frustrated in the early stage, but then it becomes dog training literature. The heroine may really like Morde, but it is limited. She is relatively sober in the world, and knows when to compromise and when to be arrogant. She has deep thoughts, but not too deep. It is more in line with the background of slowly growing up from a peaceful era to the place where Tianbeng starts. The male protagonists currently appearing are definitely Star Thief Xiao Sang 1, Commander Rocky 1, and Scavenger Murder 1. I actually don't like Xiao Sang very much. He is too strong and domineering as a Star Thief. He was coercive and intimidating towards the female protagonist at the beginning. Although he has changed now, I still don't like him more or less. Both Maud and Rocky are good. It seems that they have received aristocratic education and are very measured. The male protagonists who are not sure but who are likely to develop include: Gwen, the eldest son of the Tianfeng family in the gray area, and his twin 3S younger brother. But actually I admire Gwen more. He is relatively sober and has a sense of boundaries. He is a bit like Rocky. After all, they are both from noble families and have a sense of proportion. However, he seems to have an extra layer of shackles to serve the family. I hope to upgrade and become stronger as soon as possible and break through the shackles of the family. Looking at it now, it's still good, but there is a little surprise. The heroine's first child is Luo Qi's, but considering that Zulong's only bloodline, it is understandable. Anyway, it is not Xiao Sang's. His final rebirth, even if you don't torture him, it will be sorry for the miserable life of the heroine when he first came here!

In fact, Sangzi is okay. Maybe it was the first time he was rough and threatening to the heroine. He didn't do anything to hurt the heroine. He was just too possessive [laughter] Of course my favorite is Mo De [laughs] Of course the commander also likes it [laughing] Oops, I've been reading this for so long and say this, 😂😂😂 I still like Rocky who is emotionally stable the most. Sang Zi has such an explosive temper that he has a headache and will explode at the slightest moment. Morde is the type with low self-esteem, 😍I like puppies with low self-esteem Gwen is gentle and great! Come on 🥰 I love watching it the most

So this is a story where the heroine keeps giving up her dignity and kneels down to lick the man, even though the heroine feels that she has no choice.

I finished reading it in one go, and the overall storyline is pretty good, except that the female protagonist always upgrades slower than the male protagonist, and always avoids practicing. The story is not very satisfying, a bit frustrating, and the emotional scenes are a bit lacking. The relationship between the male and female protagonists comes too fast. Other than that, the male and female protagonists have good character development. I'm looking forward to the author's next book. It's well written. Keep up the good work [Like]

The author writes very well. Everyone has their own writing style. Don't blindly cater to the public. After all, it is difficult to agree with others. The most important thing is to stick to yourself.

The female protagonist has a very good character, is flexible and flexible, and has her own goals. The male and female protagonists have their own calculations. They don't fall in love with each other from the very beginning. The relationship deepens after they get used to each other slowly. It is more realistic and makes people watch it.

Unlike many novels where there are more men than women, the female protagonist survives the fittest and makes use of everything, without being pretentious or cold-blooded. The subject matter is very novel, but there is a lot of fighting at the end, and the emotional lines of each partner are not obvious, and they are not clearly explained in the end.

It's quite good. Alas, as a bookworm of 30 years, there are not many books that I can read in one go.

It's very interesting, but the heroine's ability to build up her foundation is so bad that she doesn't even dare to fart when meeting the male protagonists. It's a bit frustrating and she always needs to hide it. The very frustrated female cultivator