All the Protagonists Have Stockholm Syndrome

It's very beautiful, the protagonist is stupid, and the system is very cute (๑•.•๑) The system allows the protagonist to do whatever he wants, and the system will not let the protagonist suffer any harm or grievance. The story is very novel, and the character of the protagonist in each world is different. It is very interesting to watch. I hope the author will update more to enjoy it (*/∇＼*)

Oh my god, I really like this. I found a treasure book again. Although the story sometimes feels a bit messy, it is still very enjoyable. Really, this system does not have as many things as other systems, and the rights are very high. Everything is based on the host as the highest position, and the host is not wronged. I don't think the relationship between 009 and Wu Wu is like love, but they have a tacit understanding and mutual support that others can't understand. It's very cool. I can provide whatever you want and try my best to do it. I hope the author will continue to work hard. It's really good. As long as it keeps updating and it doesn't end badly, I will keep following it. [Adoration][Admiration][Admiration] (Let me ask you, this should be a non-CP article, right? Don't come up with a CP! It's too popular) [Face-covering][Face-covering][Face-covering]

I feel so good. I only read the aristocrat chapter. I had a wrong outlook on things, but it was really fun. The supporting characters were hiding in the dark corners and loving the protagonist in a twisted way. They longed to be close but could only look up to them [Sending Hearts]

It looks good, feels good, but still a little painful. I still have a small question: "I want to know if it's Shuangjie." Although I don't think it's Shuangjie, I still want to have a definite answer (this is my bias in reading articles)

What gratifies and likes me the most about this article is that the system has a brain. In the first world, it can be quickly realized that the male protagonist is reborn, and he can make decisions calmly in a short time. He is a calm, courageous and experienced commander, while the protagonist will directly do it as soon as he receives an order. He has no human emotions, is a ruthless, efficient executor who obeys the command. To be honest, I am a little bit disappointed with these two [full] The plot is very weird, the characters' brain circuits are also weird, and the dialogues are also weird. There is a weird and stiff feeling everywhere, especially the description of the dialogue. I once thought it was generated by AI [code hold] [code hold] [code hold]

It's good to watch and quite touching. I've only watched the first world now and it feels like the plot is incoherent, like I'm dreaming about where I wrote it.

When I read the comments, I thought it was some classic strategy guide for cool characters. Unexpectedly, the actual content is a confrontation between a cold-faced and cute murderer and a couple who eat one after another and eat again and again. Laughing till I quack The character design has changed, and there is an inexplicable sense of literary youth... The plot is also inexplicable. The only thing that happens is that the system drinks the protagonist and the two humans are very good at fighting each other.

The characters are indeed quite interesting, but sometimes there are too many words, and the first sentence does not connect to the next one. The second world should be double unclean. The further I look back, the more it feels like I have written more offensively, and it's still very messy.

It's quite delicious. To be honest, there is no name. It sounds so stupid. The main character is kind of cold and a bit intelligent. I enjoyed watching the first world. Well, the overall impression is good. When I read it before, the others were about spoiled wives. This one feels pretty good. You can read it.

It's so beautiful, the protagonist is so crazy and cold, why are there so few people? Super pretty! ! (However, there are some typos and misplaced names in the first few worlds. I was so fascinated by them that I forgot to comment)