I Logged Into the Game Early and Became the Goddesses’ Inner Demons

Man and machine in the book, man and machine outside the book are a perfect match [Chigua]

From a certain point of view, you are right, but from another point of view, you are wrong. I can't say it's completely wrong, I can only say it's still a little bit wrong between completely right. If it is wrong to ignore this point, then of course what you say is right, but if you examine whether what you say is right with a more rigorous attitude, then what you say is not right. In fact, looking back, what you said is right may be right in a static world, and what you said is wrong may be wrong from a metaphysical point of view. But from a developmental perspective, what you say is right may be wrong in the time and space of movement, and what you say is wrong may be right from a dialectical point of view. What you say may or may not be right at this moment, and what you say in the future may be wrong or right.

(Any spoilers?) As of Chapter 46: The male protagonist just wants to practice, but there is no fighting at the moment. In this case, he mainly relies on various female protagonists to shape him. There are heroines with various attributes. The heroines that are currently unexplored are Dragon Girl and Sister Lao (Diao Chan is still on the way here on horseback). The heroines who have more roles currently are the princess, the master (and the prison girl?). The characters of the master and the prison girl are relatively distinct, and the princess feels a bit uninteresting (I don't think she is a female boss, I don't know which hexagram it is). From the beginning of the National Master line, we only know that she has the ceiling of cultivation, and she is a yandere in the setting, but it has not been revealed yet (it also puts pressure on Laosu). I prefer abstract sections (such as the part about the two uncles). Compared to the heroine, I think the prison group is quite cute (maybe because I also have some abstract flying skills). The protagonist may have some amnesia at the moment, but it doesn't affect the viewing experience. If you write it step by step, you should be able to get an 8 points gradually? Not the national master, but the sacrificial wine

This book is very good, but as a time traveler, you should know what happened to them, right? Have you really forgotten it?

It's good-looking, and the protagonist has no plans to show off at the moment. I don't know how many goddesses there are. Can the protagonist die again in front of them?

Tomato is one of the rare articles that seriously depicts the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Other authors basically just write something in a hurry and then fast forward to education and training.

I have read 35 chapters so far, and overall it is okay. Well, it has multiple female protagonists. The writing style is okay, the progress is okay, and the characterization is good. Some of the words in the article are really good, and it is easy for people to relate to it. I have to say that the author is still very literary. Come on! It's just that two chapters a day are too few. There are 30 days in a month. If you have two chapters a day, you only have 60 chapters a month. Tsk, tsk, tsk, no one in the production team can rest like you do [smiles]

Give me some encouragement points, keep pushing and pulling, there will be few explosive points.

It's good to watch, but I don't know why so few people watch it [what]

It's quite funny. The protagonist is not greasy and doesn't have a harem. It's a funny type and it makes me laugh.