We Agreed to Talk About Money, So Why Are All the Fairies Clinging to Me?

Not bad, at least the male protagonist is decisive enough to be decisive. When he encounters an enemy, he must get rid of him without leaving any future troubles. The only flaw is that it's too humble to face those female customers, but it makes money, so it's not shabby. The further back they go, the more useless they become. The following female supporting characters are all Mahayana, the most powerful ones are only half-step Mahayana, and the male protagonist is not even at the peak of Nascent Soul. He has the trump card given by his ancestor but doesn't use it. The warm man who licks the dog likes to be picked on by others, caught with a wave of his hand, and locked up with a wave of his hand. 🤮 You can't get the spirit stone either. Nonsense, you don't have the strength. Of course they will delay you as long as they want. It's like the story between the tsundere junior sister and the monster clan who love and kill each other at the beginning. They both have love and righteousness. Things are going well in the back. Several Mahayana masters are already at the highest level of combat power. If they don't do business, they will treat the male protagonist like a monkey. He can't be beaten, and he doesn't dare to scold him.

How to say, it's not bad. The strength and realm are not overwhelming, but the troubles are endless. Also, sometimes there are still a bit cliched plots, such as those that despise or despise the protagonist. Although they will be resolved neatly, there is no clear point of satisfaction, and it is very uncomfortable.

It's quite interesting, but in the last two movies, the main character was defaulted on a debt, and he didn't want to come back again and again, and he still rushed to be deceived, which was a bit unpleasant. Just as the protagonist was about to get the spirit stone, something unexpected happened again. Suppress the protagonist's combat power. Really boring

It's quite interesting. The protagonist, Sigma, is a man who is devoted to the Tao. He only cares about money and has no understanding of style. It's not necessary to make those heroines angry, it's always interesting, and the more you watch it, the more you get addicted to it. Today, I read the latest chapter from the first chapter at once. It's addictive, but it's a little lacking. I hope the author will update more, come on!

Good-looking, good-looking, very good

Excellent, I didn't expect tomatoes to have such excellent quality! It's just that the update is too slow. I can write a few more pictures 24 hours a day. The author is still too lazy [laughing] As for rest, just wait until 25 o'clock to rest😁

If only the spiritual stones obtained from the heroines are 1:1, and the spiritual stones from other places are multiplied 100 times, can we pass those spiritual stones from the heroines' hands again? 🤔🤔🤔

It's pretty good, but I feel like the male protagonist doesn't need to be so stupid and just plainly says: I'll marry you for one billion spiritual stones. In this way, the love-hate entanglement that follows is also very easy to write.

It's okay, but what about the protagonist? He's like a wage earner 😂

Yes, at least he's not like other protagonists who can't think and are kept in the dark every day.