Four Books, Six Male Leads, Six It Is!

It's very good, there are no big highlights [laughs] I have become obsessed with many male protagonists recently, and I feel that the Dragon King line is developing the fastest [laughs] That dream of a tyrant also awakened the Dragon King. I haven't seen any crazy image yet. When he said that he should treat the protagonist well, he felt that half the battle was won [Like]

It's pretty cool, I don't know what to say. At first I thought the protagonist was really innocent and clear. Only when I saw it later did I realize that it turned out to be Neptune descending into the sea. I was really shocked. The main character is also really flirtatious. The stream of consciousness was really elegant and perverted. It made me twist and turn on the bed. I once thought that this article should appear in a certain Tang. Moreover, he eats very quickly. The status of a certain Dragon Palace is very stable. Even in the early stage, he thought it was going to be 1v1. I just feel like some of my attacks are a little bit tricky... Maybe it's because I don't really like dog plastic attacks. At this rate, it will be just around the corner for everyone to be on the table. I look forward to the day when there will be many people. Hehehehehehe It's really... A lot of people have big opinions on the protagonist, but I think the protagonist is pretty good. She's a little bit coquettish, but it doesn't seem to be a problem when combined with the kitten figure. Besides, Shou has grown up with a lot of pampers, and she doesn't have any artificial behavior. The description of Shou in the article She also has bright eyes and white teeth, and she also looked mature in her appearance at the banquet later. She is only 19 or 20 years old, a freshman in college, and has not suffered much since she was a child. The impression she gives me is that she is very well-behaved, soft-hearted, and has a bit of youthful spirit + Neptune attributes (I can't do it anymore). There is really no need to talk about being a spoiled wife. The most spoiled thing that Shou ever said in the whole text is "I hate you." There is really no need to say that Shou is stupid. The article directly states that Shou can make a dragon look like a dog with Shou's methods. (In the early stage, Shou did not seem to have any intentions, but there is no need to say that he is stupid and annoying.) In the later stage, it became clear that Shou was hanging (but Shou was reminded at the beginning of the attack) And in my mind, Shou is like a little sun, his eyes will light up when he sees acquaintances. And some people say why there are so many scenes for Long. The author has also explained that except for Long (Jiang is a supporting role, Ye Chengming has never married), the others in Shou's information are officially married, so I think it is normal for Shou to have less contact with them than Long. The introduction to the novel also says it's all. Don't you think it's far-fetched to say why it's not 1v1 and the score is low? If you want 1v1 in all articles, if you want all in 1v1, you really have yours. To put it bluntly, the protagonist control just hates seeing a good protagonist being scolded by so many people.

I feel like this book is quite well written. Did I miss something? I remember that the fake brother also seemed to like the protagonist. How could he help the protagonist find some handsome men?

Very good-looking, Xiao An is simply a winner in life, his family is very good, and there are so many people who like him. I like Dragon King the most. He is generous and is undoubtedly the king! I just want to pass Zou Muyu. I feel like he keeps asking, but all he offers are negative emotions. I have to coax him all the time. It makes me feel uncomfortable.

It's very good-looking, and I really like the protagonist, but this is the first time I want to do a 1v1 in an All story. It's not that the other male protagonists are not good, but that the Dragon King is so good, I'm crazy [Adoration] [Adoration] Seducing, showing off his figure, reporting every day, nice! As for the other male protagonists, the school boy always pretends to be pitiful in front of the protagonist (although he is very pitiful). It always feels like the protagonist is taking care of him and accommodating him. Sometimes (for example, the protagonist says he is going to play with friends and then keeps urging him), it gives people the impression that he starts to take care of things even before he becomes a boyfriend. The feeling of the fake brother taking advantage of the protagonist in order to inherit the family property (although he did not cause any harm to the protagonist) and hoping that the protagonist will be jealous and showing intimacy to his fiancée (it seems not yet completely decided, not sure) all make the protagonist feel uncomfortable and wronged. It is obvious that the fake brother likes the protagonist (he does not know the protagonist) Jiao likes him or not), and he also wronged the protagonist because of this relationship (because his father found out). Although the fake brother's behavior is from his own perspective, there is no problem. After all, only by inheriting the family business can he get closer to the protagonist, but the protagonist has no shortage of suitors. Why? He wronged the protagonist so much, but Fake Brother seems to have realized it after being reminded by the Dragon King, and this point of wronging the protagonist should be changed; the plot between the senior and Zhu Ma is a bit sparse, I'm not sure, I'll look at it again, but when Zhu Ma took the protagonist to watch the meteor shower and gave away the watch, it was so sweet [Adored][Adored] Um... I'm not saying that the above paragraph is not written well. Each male protagonist and the protagonist actually have their own differences, but the writing is too good. I like the protagonist so much, so I hope that the male protagonists will treat the protagonist better and not hurt the protagonist because of their own feelings (although, the protagonist acted coquettishly when the school sweetheart was injured, and the school sweetheart pushed the protagonist away in disgust because of jealousy and his own reasons. I was so angry. Damn, he deserved the fact that the protagonist thought he was worried about her liking him.) I am writing about the parts of the book that I don't like about the male protagonists, and I am more partial to Dragon King, which may be a bit biased. However, the main character is really Xiao Tiantian, who is super charming, and the big letters are super beautiful. There are only a few small flaws on it, but they are not hidden at all. In short, the writing is superb, and I am continuing to follow the article [shy][shy]

Personally, I feel that it is very interesting after reading it so far. I like all stories. Although the author decided on the male protagonist very early in the early stage, I like this operation very much, because in many all stories, most of them have a lot of emotional drama in the early stage, and each male protagonist is very equal. Then suddenly one person wins later, which makes me feel very unfriendly to the others. If it is decided early and the male protagonist is given a role, I will not have this idea. Personally, I feel that there is no problem except that the number of words is a little less. Recommended

It's very nice to see. If it's 1v1, the Dragon King has already won, but this is all, but the Dragon King still beats others. It's too much of a dimensionality reduction blow, but the other characters are still quite interesting, especially this fake brother. I look forward to the follow-up.

An An and the Dragon King are so close to each other. They are on the offensive, right? [Love] I am really looking forward to the follow-up plot. I hope there will be more chapters in the future [Love]

I feel Dragon King🐉 is great. It is powerful and gives me a sense of security. This is really the first book I want to play 1v1 in all. I feel that no other attack can compare to Dragon King🐉.

Uh-huh, when I thought about Ye Chengming being tortured later, I wrote a continuation in my mind (abusing Ye Chengming), and then I burst into tears. Although there was some calculation, I felt more of love in the back. He had no choice but to have a psychological anchor (Xiao An probably wanted him to win, at least that's what he thought). I tried to guess what would happen if Xiao An switched to the other side. You may feel resentful at first, then collapse, and finally despair. Xiao An is his light, and this behavior is equivalent to being abandoned for him. He doesn't want to fight anymore. He has no reason to fight, no position to fight, and no strength to fight. Maybe he'll run away? "He can choose others, but he can't choose me." The author really portrays Ye Chengming very well. The more cruel he is, the more he can't help but feel frustrated.