Love Can’t Match a Sword: Will the Heroines Change Their Minds?

The writing is okay, and the setting gives me the feeling of a stage play. The curtains and endings are constantly replaying the tragic ending that has been planned. However, this book is more suitable for people with a strong Taoist heart who are full of poison resistance. Xiaobai may not be able to stand it.

This book is still very good. When I first watched it, I thought it was a traditional husband-chasing crematorium; but when I saw it later, my eyes brightened. To put it simply, the protagonist gets rid of the "Destined Heroine", awakens the alienation system and becomes stronger, and then falls in love with the "True Heroine" and fights against the "Destined Protagonist" together. To add, what follows is about the protagonist fighting against the pseudo-Tiandao, and the people who secretly plot against the protagonist. But now that I have mentioned it, I have to say something else. The author is a bit frustrated in writing. Every time he writes the enemy, he is too awesome. There is a system and all kinds of resources, so why make the enemy so strong? Contrast, then what? To be honest, it's a bit unpleasant to watch. Just think that the author is practicing the book. It feels like the author is trying to count the words.

The cold wind blows in the lonely valley, and the cicadas chirp in the spring and autumn. The young man returns At Danghun Mountain, the stone man sheds tears, and the fixed immortal wanders to the north. Thousands of immortals on the upstream river have retreated, but love is no match for holding on to tears Destined to succeed or fail, the Immortal will regret it but I will not.

The plot is pretty good, but I'm actually thinking, how should the author write the follow-up, how should the male protagonist change his mind after the male protagonist has so cleanly and clearly stated it before? You can't just say that after those destined women have given up, just let the male protagonist change his mind. It's unnecessary. Could it be possible to start writing about yandere and imprison him again? Wouldn't this make the male protagonist give up even more, so I'm still curious about how to write it down in the future.

It is best to integrate the poisonous points into the subsequent plot of this kind of article about the betrayal of heaven and reincarnation system. Don't write the poisonous points as the most independent content segment at the beginning. It is too easy to get low scores, because many people recommended by the system may be watching similar movies for the first time, Bengbu Live. This article is pretty good among this type of articles.

I have forgotten who I am, and I have forgotten how many books I have read. I vaguely remember that I read many, many books. Hahahaha. Jie Jie Jie. That's great. My practice has been perfected. I feel like I'm going to ascend. Jie Jie Jie. Goodbye fellow Taoists. Hahahaha. I'm one step ahead of you.

Excellent work. Two words can sum up half of the current plot. Especially the description of the male protagonist's situation. I think it is really well written. The female protagonists' pursuit of husbands is very substantial. I also hope to see more of the pursuit of husbands. The male protagonist is really pitiful. This reincarnation has made me personally like the situation of having to eat. Whether you forgive or not has nothing to do with my opinion. But the eunuch is definitely not good-looking. I hope the author will not sleep and update it.

What should I say? Have you watched Douluo Dalu? The plot is exactly the same as Douluo Dalu's Tang and Poison, but you can watch it.

There's a reason for the low score. It's really beautiful. Everyone should come and take a look.

Awesome, so beautiful, some of the content is too high-definition