I Gave My Male Best Friend Medicine and Food, Hehe!

I saw the latest 66 chapters and gave a brief review. First of all, I want to make it clear that I skipped most of the previous chapters from 1 to 20. The reason is very simple. In the abuse part, you can probably know the content after watching the cutscene. It is nothing more than ambiguity and irrationality. If you don't listen, you will break up, blah blah blah. The part I watched carefully started when the male protagonist was rescued. How should I put it, honestly speaking, it was okay. It had its own style, but that was the limit. To put it simply, it felt good at first, but not that good. It can be seen that the author began to create an atmosphere of awesomeness for the male protagonist, and began to show the strength of the male protagonist. It is a gradual process of unfolding, but personally, I don't think those plots are as exciting as revenge on the mistress through scheming. In my opinion, the revenge (development) process of the story should be based on the mistress and expand outward, just like a tree diagram. One person offends the other in revenge, and then retaliates again. The more revenge, the more the male protagonist becomes stronger and more powerful. Of course, this is just my family talk, that's what I say, and that's how you see it. Personally, I think the highlights of this book are the mistress's constant jumping around, the male protagonist's inaction, and the overly described behavior of the female protagonist being eaten (Made, I even think the author has a bit of a cuckold fetish). In this era where cool writing is the mainstay, these three points have become the points that readers crazily export. I don't want to put pressure on the author, but these plots really need to be sped up. Of course, accelerating the progress does not mean that the plot can be confusing. I hope you can conceive the plot well and don't end up with a plot where the ex-wife dies and then resurrects the whole family. That would be too shocking. It's not that the plot is bad, it's that everyone, at least those who can read this book, is tired of reading it [face covering]. Not much else to say, come on, author, since you have chosen this subject, it is normal to get a low score in the early stage. No sadistic article can avoid the low score at the beginning.

The story is okay, but Monk Shang Er is confused about always using "the other person" instead of his name, which detracts from the literary style. This seems to be a common problem on the Internet, and it doesn't seem to be fashionable.

The writing is very good, very realistic, and straightforward without any distortion. One word "good, very good"? Hereby, five 🖐🏻 stars⭐ stars⭐ stars⭐ stars⭐ stars※ for your writing!

Not bad, pretty good-looking

The content is rich, the stories emerge one after another, and it has great momentum.

Good looking content

This book is well written and very beautiful.

At the time I saw these few pictures, they were pretty good, but I don't know what the next ones will be like.