Warden for All: My Prisoners Are All Female Demon Lords

Not bad, you can use some brains. The most important thing is to improve the protagonist's combat power. Not to mention crushing, there must be the ability to check and balance the heroine. It is indeed interesting to see that there is no way to get through by acting in the front, but it is too frustrating for the prisoners in the back who can only rely on walking on a tightrope to get through. The front is attractive, but the back depends on whether the author can retain people. Come on! [Blowing kiss] I kept them for a long time and recently got them all back. I originally thought that the back part would collapse or be boring. But I feel that the more I write, the better it gets. The more the author writes, the better he is. In terms of illustrations, it can also be seen that the author is attentive. The only shortcoming is that "eating meat" is still a bit far away. Come on, come on! (Supplement: The protagonist has upgraded very quickly. After a few more copies, he should be able to catch up. If you look back, you will also find that the author has some hidden mechanisms that are very interesting. For example, talent level, prisoner length, etc. Are all somewhat different from what was expected.) [Please update]

This book is very interesting, especially the description of Lu Bu's fight with Diao Chan for Diao Chan. Sun Wukong fights for hundreds of rounds. But Xue Baochai is really too strong . If it weren't for Noxian's outer ring + Noxian beheading Taiwan. This wave of M4's six times strafing will kill you, among other things. I compare Appreciate what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Little "You are so arrogant, don't stop in front of your brother Liang" to show Zhuge Liang Angry at the monkey who beat him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book Festival is interesting.

Well, what does this book say? In fact, I personally feel that there is nothing wrong with it. It just needs to be polished in some details. Then, the topic of the plot is relatively new. To be honest, I haven't seen a few books like this about the prison setting. It is quite well written. You can continue to write it. Then there are the poisonous points that many people are concerned about. I looked at this aspect, but I don't think it is there anyway. Then there is the transaction of the protagonist. , I feel that there is nothing wrong with what I wrote, and I am a smart person. The thinking of a normal person can be developed when I have plenty of everything. But if some people want to compete with me, not to mention raising the price, I feel that this is not suitable for this book. My resources are no longer enough, which can be said to be inflated. What I have obtained is the first among everyone. If I raise the price, what can I get? I can't get any benefits, so I might as well use those excessive resources to buy some people, like that C-level talent. The things he makes are more comfortable than others and can increase the prestige value, so it is still very good.

Come on author, the writing is good, the subject matter is very new to me, but the strength of the male protagonist should really be mentioned, he can't always rely on his acting skills.

It is a very novel subject matter, and the prison system is innovatively added to the survival story. As the warden, the survivor needs to manage the prisoners and belongs to an organization in itself. It is different from traditional survivors (individuals) joining a group or being a lone wolf, and is somewhat similar to the lord novel. The level of talent only affects the "quality" of the prisoner and does not improve the owner's strength. High talent brings high returns but also high risks. Everything depends on the operation, but it also determines that the male protagonist, as an unsystematic ordinary person with high talent, must walk a tightrope and pretend to be a master. Maybe it's because I've read too many system articles. Compared to the male protagonist who has a system and cheats directly, I prefer the male protagonist to win through operation. There are pictures for each heroine and map, and it can be seen that the author has great ideas. It's just that some of the turning points in resolving the crisis are very blunt and require the heroine to explain and explain. As for the improvement of the male protagonist's strength, it's not a big problem for me. It's just that the pace is a little slower. It's easy to solve. If the author updates more, it will be no problem if he updates 10 chapters a day [laughter].

Not bad, very in line with my appetite Let me comment. This is a novel that can be called a summoning flow. For now, the highlight of this book is. The battle of wits between the protagonist and these prisoners, because these prisoners are too strong, there is no need to be afraid of the outside world. The main reason is internal worries. Please don't be so impatient. In this book, the protagonist is still a bit weak in the early stage. As a result, it is not particularly suitable in terms of strength. I have not yet seen the part of recruiting a female protagonist. Also, this author has too few updates, so more updates must be added! [Crazy]

The author's character drawings are very nice and attractive. Until now, except for the blurred timeline, most of the world views of the characters are only roughly matched with the protagonist's. It's normal to not delve into the current personality. The character creation is also quite good. The interaction feels a bit thin because I personally feel that the timeline is blurred. The author can probably not care~(¯▽¯~)~ Come on, it will get better and better (ง•̀_•́)ง❤️

You can read it regardless of whether you are in a book shortage or not. It is more thoughtful than common novels. This multi-female protagonist is handled very well for the time being. It is not just relying on the heroine to follow the route. It seems to have its own outline. This book is at least a 9.3. I have read it

Seeing that 48 is currently non-toxic, the narrative is a bit stiff and some of the turning points are a bit awkward, but it's not serious. After all, it's understandable and edible for the first time. The author should keep his grades high but don't let the end end because this kind of writing becomes less and less good as it gets to a later stage. You can just cut it off and don't let it end the end. It looks good [cool]

[Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss] I personally think it's okay, and the author's interaction is okay, but I feel that the protagonist is given too little strength. Although according to the plot, there is really no rush. Well, the protagonist is playing steadily, but I am anxious. I personally feel that the protagonist does not have that kind of extremely high lethality [cry][cry]