Laid-Back Lord: From the Start, I Auction Off an Exotic-Eyed Lolita

The plot is okay, there are traceable sources, and the characters are great! Especially the protagonist, and giving Sister Lan a child (forget it if it affects the outline), but please, if you can, I just feel that the relationship between Sister Lan and the protagonist is really regrettable, especially when the protagonist is resurrected, the moment of empathy that "you are back, but I am no longer young", but I also think the story should be like this, no regrets, no pain, no despair, just very dull happiness, and a story without difficulties is really not as good as rare happiness. Come on finally!! I will catch up to the end!

It feels a bit like a group portrait. The writing is quite good, and the book is full of flesh and blood. It just feels like the pace is so fast, with more than 100 pictures. Several gods are about to be born, and the protagonist feels too miserable. [Holds face] Come on, author, it's a very good book.

The protagonist has upright views, the plot is not watery, and the protagonist helps others while living a salty life, which is good.

The heart is too kind, even modern people will not casually take revenge for someone they don't know.

It's okay, but I'm a bit tired of reading it.

It's not bad. It's quite interesting to watch. Currently there are only two female protagonists (who have to eat), and the rest should be female supporting characters. Generally speaking, the plot is very interesting in the early stage, but in the middle and later stages, it is a bit dull because the world view becomes grander.

It was aimed at little lolita, but it ended up having too few scenes, so I gave it a good review and ran away [Chigua] Add a good review 🍉

It looks a bit like it was written by a newbie, not bad

The male protagonist was in jail in the first life, and he was also in jail in the early part of the second life, and he had almost no strength, but if you look at it as a farming novel in a different world, there are both sadistic parts and hopeful parts. I think the only problem is the relationship with Qiong, the God of Creation. The God of Creation always pranks the protagonist. I am still a little annoyed when I see it in the later period. Overall, there is no big problem. It is relatively warm and healing. I support the author 😘

After reading it, keep working hard