More Women and Fewer Men: Calm Down, I'm Not a Succubus

Not bad, not bad. I can only say that I have been drinking a lot of duck soup recently [eating melon] and my brothers have also started to drink it.

I just hope there won't be any weird reasons for giving away girls.

After reading it, I can only use the words of the king, don't dream of unrealizable dreams [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

This book is really enjoyable. It's a masterpiece among female heroes. The content is really great. It's finally not a eunuch novel. Come on, keep updating.

I have read several stories about women and men, and the setting of this one is really refreshing. For example, the distinction between the main wife and the wife and the maidservant, as well as the low-presence but very novel system, all interested me very much. Putting aside the issue of river crabs, let's briefly talk about a problem that I think is more serious: The beginning is a bit inexplicable. The male protagonist suddenly has more than a dozen wives, and they are not introduced one by one in a short period of time. Although it is not a big problem for readers who like this book, after all, there are so many people, and the plot must be foreshadowing, which can be written later, but this kind of interlude will make some readers confused. I personally didn't like this setting when I first started watching it (why did you hastily fill up the entire harem at the beginning? And you didn't introduce them one by one. Instead, you spent a lot of words describing the new women, but they can only be maids. Even if you know that the protagonist must have a reason to fill up the harem, I believe that the author will The interview will gradually fill in the pit, but this kind of start is actually a bit discouraging). I prefer the process of getting to know the girl and getting married little by little from scratch. But on the other hand, if I really wrote it all in order, the plot at the beginning would probably be a million words, and interjection can be regarded as a means of quickly advancing the plot. In short, I am still interested in this book after seeing the latest progress, and will continue to follow it. I hope the author can continue to work hard ~

It's my type, I hope I won't be a eunuch [laughing and crying]

The duck soup is delicious [laughing] but it was reviewed and sanctioned, it's not expected [crying]

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It's good to watch, but there's a lot of teacher-student romance.

The old duck soup is delicious

Warm yourself up with this bowl of duck soup

Good book, good book, good book, good book, good book, good book, good book, good book,

The author is a cheapskate, forget it, the author will always update ——"Novel There is a Lady by the Clouds"

It has a slightly different taste than the one next door, and its transition is smooth and unpretentious, which is worthy of praise.

It's so well written. Even the classic heroines have entertainment industry scenes.

The writing is very good, but I recommend you read it for a while, and then read it again.

It's pretty good-looking, not so brainless

Duck soup is very delicious

A very interesting Liu Beiwen

Very good, not brainless, with details

Looks good, looks good, looks good.

Does the author have any side jobs?

Men also need to drink duck soup

(The money you spend is just for work, why are you talking nonsense?) Anchors can learn from this. If you see my comment, please reply to me.

Some of the female protagonists use homophonic words for female stars, which makes it less of a fantasy space and a bit boring. It would be nice if there were more 173 3 scenes.

It's so curious, this book should only be available for a few days.

It looks good, I hope it will be finished

It's quite interesting, but it's uncomfortable to delete the card in some places [Start]

Not bad! The overall feeling is okay.

I would call it a "Final Fantasy" mushroom duck soup article! It's so good that I can't get enough! Finally, Shen He exploded!