Oh No! The Servant I Bullied Is the Future Dragon-Ao Protagonist

1. The early stage was pretty good, with the arrogant "eldest lady" heroine, but the author has been emphasizing "male protagonist's harem 1v5" (even if it is labeled 1v1, eh. (´･_･`)). Although it is emphasized through the perspective of the heroine and the barrage perspective, there are too many times, which is unpleasant. 2. Secondly, the heroine's design has changed in the second half of the story. Her "edges", "personality", "arrogance", "willfulness", "viciousness" and other character labels that highlight the female goose's personality seem to have been erased by the author. On the contrary, it is in line with "the gentleness of the women in the male protagonist's harem discussed in the barrage, not losing temper, and the close proximity of beautiful female characters...┐(ﾟдﾟ┐)" 3. The plot (adventure) written by the author is worth reading, but what I think is that the heroine is precisely because of her sharp edges, personality, viciousness and distinct character, which makes this novel fuller for me. 4. Finally, writing is not easy, so I still give it a five-star review. [Sending Hearts]

Very good, finally there is a normal heroine, it is a rare tomato novel without tomato flavor. I like the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, you can feel the bud of emotion, instead of telling you directly that he is in love with her in words. The heroine's character is particularly juvenile, with a slight arrogance, a girlish cuteness, and a desire to be an adult. It's very real and cute. Faced with the future predicted by the barrage, he did not directly accept it, nor was he arrogant and indifferent. Instead, he verified for himself that even if he knew that the male protagonist was the son of luck, he would not suddenly change from the little junior sister loved by everyone in the sect to a licking dog. The heroine is portrayed really well. (Who knows the sense of redemption that comes from randomly opening a book and discovering that the heroine's name is ABB?)

The ambiguous love between the male and female protagonists is very cute, the kind I like. The male protagonist looks cold but is actually just Tom Cat being played with by the white cat [laughing] This novel is not bad, why is no one reading it?

It feels like reading a novel written by a female fan, hahaha, there are so many things that I saw in the text the next second I just complained about them in my mind! It is a very interesting book. It feels like it incorporates all the fairy romance (crossed out) and vulgar (crossed out) plots that I have read. It gives me a feeling that I am in control, but every time the plot develops a little counter-routine, the male and female protagonists are particularly exciting. Sometimes my liver twitched while reading it.

This is the real cultivation of immortality. The male protagonist is upright and kind, not an arrogant and wretched man. The female protagonist is arrogant but indeed capable and capable of stretching and bending. At this stage, it mainly relies on the female protagonist to solve problems. It's not enough to watch! The emotional drama is so exciting! That's how cool it is. Now that I see the goshawk, it feels so good to have the goshawk and Yaoyao dozing off!

Woohoo, it's really beautiful. I opened it before going to bed and saw it at 4 a. M. Oh my god! The male and female protagonists, who are over 70 years old, are confused and have a sour feeling in love. In short, it is so enjoyable to watch that you don't want to sleep. Ahhhh, it's so exciting to watch! The future is promising! The future is promising! I push! I can't find it anymore after reading 139. The first hundred chapters were really good, but I couldn't stand the rest, so I gave up. It's been sitting on the bookshelf for a long time. I saw it today and reviewed it again. I feel like the heroine is a bit frustrated.

I like the emotional drama written by the author 🤓👆 I really like the character of the heroine who doesn't suffer from internal friction and tries to improve herself. However, it feels a bit bland later on. I don't know if it is intentional by the author because she drank water. I still hope that the heroine can maintain her own character. Overall, it is worth watching. 😵‍💫I have been following it for so long, and I am very disappointed. I feel that the author's writing style is getting weirder and weirder, and he also likes to use Internet slang. If there is barrage available, use it, but many locals also use it. Watch the special drama, and then. Now I am still writing about the male protagonist's contact with the girls from the original works. I am watching more and more, and I am getting more and more annoyed. I am particularly disappointed. The heroine's character is also being polished silently. I feel like I am writing a running account now. I don't know the outline, and there are no ups and downs. I stopped following it. It was uncomfortable to watch, and I saw the plot with Qiao. Really, this design is quite disgusting, come on. There will be more and more complaints later.

It's very interesting. Let me just say that it's essentially a sweet novel that revolves around a love story. Both the male and female protagonists have good characters. If you want to see the heroine who upgrades, grows, and cultivates immortality, you can stop reading. I won't be happy if I can't find the logic of the heroine. The little interaction and ambiguity between the two is really great

In the early stage, he was most interested, lively and willful, and quite humane. Some of the jokes were very interesting, but in the later stage, he gradually had some doubts. What does the heroine pursue? After the sect is fine, is she mainly pursuing cultivation? This aspect is quite restrictive. There was a section where she left on her own, and I was quite moved when I saw the sky would be high and the sea would be vast in the future. Later, Lin Guo really turned back to her side, as if the kite that was free was actually still tied up. Emotionally, I seem to like him a little, but not that much. I am always awkward. I feel that I am generally taking advantage of him. He wants to seize the opportunity but is stuck by Long Aotian's aura. Do you love him? I feel jealous, doubtful, dissatisfied, and will not give up until I hit the south wall. Do I hate him? Danger has benefits and cultivation is not gained. Isn't it true that some plots are half pushed, and then when I think about it, I feel like I have lost something, and I start to hate again. Maybe it is that love and hate are not complete, so it is painful. Will all the benefits and luck come to him after harming Lin by chance? If so, it would not be Duolong Aotian. He can learn skills and encounter opportunities around him. It would be good to use him as a detector or a treasure hunter. But after all, in the author's writing, flattening and rounding are not just a matter of thought. I originally saw that there was also the aspect of exterminating demons, but later on, I guess it has something to do with the young master of the demon sect, and I guess he can't get rid of it. Is it actually a heart-throb series? I'm probably a little confused, but overall it's quite interesting.

It's good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, this is the best fairy tale I've read in the past two months. It has no flaws and is fluent in emotion. Well, the main plot is also very good, and the characters of the heroine and the hero are also very good. Well, after all, they are tsundere-faced and cold-faced cute [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart] I hope the author can continue and everyone show me it [blowing kiss]