National Fate: I'm a Dragoness with a Mature Charm, and Bai Yue Kui Calls Me Mom

The subject matter is great, but it is not a purely cool article. If you don't like the barrage to throw cold water and pessimize, you should be careful. The official computing department in the article is very conservative. If you don't like the computing department being unable to help, or saying nonsense without thinking, be careful. (Personal reflection: Basically, as soon as the enemy level appears, the barrage will be negative. The computing department's messages are very conservative and have a sense of crisis. Basically, everything is aimed at the worst plan)

Changes to a hundred, the writing is excellent, and there is almost no description of women's clothing, women's bodies and female degeneration. A very good story about the transformation of the national destiny. The heroine transforms into a dragon lady and Bai Yuekui sticks to it. The emotional line is silky smooth, the heroine is a heartless foodie dragon lady, Bai Yuekui is in line with the original character, but this book adds a self-guide, wow, I love it. Although it is awkward to represent a dragon country in the national games as a Western dragon, it doesn't matter. The writing is really good, the battle scenes are well described, the emotions are drawn well, and the side descriptions are well done. After joining the Cthulhu system of the alien gods, the heroine is destined to become a god in the future, otherwise it will be impossible to resist the alien gods, or the heroine may be the savior when the truth about the national destiny is revealed in the future ~ Looking forward to the follow-up plot! Must be collected.

It's pretty good, but Dragon Kingdom personnel occasionally suffer from brain deficiencies 🍉 Other countries also suffer from long-term brain loss

It's okay, but it's pretty So I bet the author won't give me likes (I don't know how many times I have bet)

It's pretty good, but I feel like I could write hundreds of words

Bold imagination is attractive and logic is clear. The story is very coherent. Although I haven't read many novels, this book can be said to be an excellent work in terms of strategy, and it can be said to be a masterpiece in my eyes.

If the author can see it, I will help you translate [laughter] @ Five stars for encouragement.

The author, the author, it's like this. Although constant doubts and slaps can improve the word count and create a sense of refreshment, more trust and useful support have a sense of grandeur and refreshment.

The reactions of all parties can be more realistic, and there is not too much cumbersomeness. Each link is particularly beautiful.

China has a history of five thousand years, beginning with Yan and Huang, wiser than Yao and Shun, developed under Xia Yu, fiercer than Yin and Shang, polite to Zhou Wen, unified in the beginning of Qin, stronger than Han Wu, chaotic in Jin Wu, dominant in Sui Wen, prosperous in Tang Zu, rich in Song Ren, barbaric in Yuan Zong, stronger than Ming Zu, weaker than Qing Pu, harmonious in the Republic of China, and prosperous in China. Although the people of the Qing Dynasty were in a state of confusion, they thrived in China. The Chinese are like dragons and phoenixes among people. Although they are sleeping now, they will shake the world when they wake up!