My Poison-Proof System Is Somehow Even More of a Hazard Than Poison

There are one of the few relatively normal novels about female heroes. There are no messy love dramas or outrageous acceptance plots. There is a kind of redemption where a group of people suffering from neuralgia meet a normal person.

Using the heroine to hurt her own body to gain the gratitude of others is okay once or twice. Because of the system, the poison may not hurt the heroine in the end. But if the heroine later saves someone and is injured once, but is still poisoned after being poisoned, won't the people around them think that the heroine is a monster? I always feel that the relationship between the heroine and the other sisters develops too quickly, except for Lao Ba, who has been brought up since childhood. I don't know if in the later stage, the heroine will take the route of becoming a group favorite, or will she use these rescued people as connections to ascend the throne and become the emperor?

I'm just one star away and I'll wait and see. No CP is the best. It is enough for the heroine to have family, friends, and support, but love is not necessary for it to be perfect. Children in modern times are self-reliant and beautiful (≧w≦)

Very beautiful, this is the unconscious heartthrob physique that I have been looking for for a long time! ! ! ! ! ! What a fairy! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Love it, love it! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

First give the author a five-star rating. I hope the author can read my comments and revise the previous article. Can retain more people, 1. The most important thing is background. 2. Environmental description, psychological description, and one or two sentences interspersed with the past. 3. Describe the actions of the protagonist. Another point is the system. The prelude to a story that is about to become pornographic is to rely too much on the system, so it is best to disconnect the behavior set by the heroine from the system, or just use the system. Moreover, it is best for the heroine to appear to be unscheming and in fact not want to argue, but will interfere in other people's actions and see through their actions but turn a blind eye. In the process, the behavior is to stand between the sisters and the system as a sober person, seeing thoroughly, rather than being guided by the system. Finally, in the middle and later stages, it is best to slowly focus on the protagonist's own development of the plot and break away from relying on the system's task guidance. Also, a man pops up every once in a while. It's sudden. And don't suddenly fall in love with a man when you see him. A man will fall in love with you when he sees the protagonist. Because this is something that often appears in stud articles in male videos. There must be progress. Slowly, what brought them together, love, career, or something moved them. In the end, they came together in a heartbeat.

It's very interesting, but the setting of this article is about boys, which makes people wonder whether women are respected, but not completely respected. The difference between women and men largely relies on women's unique reproductive rights (in an era when women do not hold power, reproductive rights may become reproductive obligations, and may also have a negative impact on women's participation in male-dominated social labor). In this world of "female supremacy", the person who controls reproductive rights is still not the person in power. This makes people wonder, is the "female supremacy" in this article really respected? There are also all kinds of weird secondary gender titles, such as queen and princess. Let's put it this way, have you ever heard of a male emperor who had people call him "male emperor"? No, at most it's called "Human Emperor". Because in a world where men are superior to women, men are naturally the first gender, so all titles are male by default. Only when exceptions occur, will they be highlighted, such as female doctors, female drivers, female police officers, and female engineers; Similarly, why is the emperor called "Queen" in the novel about women? Doesn't it sound strange? The reason why I gave it five stars is because apart from some shortcomings in ideology, this article has all its advantages. The interesting "battles" between the sisters, Xiao Qi's good popularity, and the attitude of the royal sisters supporting each other despite their own small thoughts looks great. And, although this is an immature heroine, at least the author has taken the first step towards becoming a heroine, which is worth encouraging.

At present, there is no sense of wantonness in the writing. It is relatively restricted. The heroine feels like she is being pushed away. The sisters must be friendly to the heroine, right? The princess is arrogant, 2 guards the frontier, 3 does not deal with it, and 5 is the princess's little follower. The heroine herself is a very good person. The author's setting is that she is the darling of the group. The sickly prince is the darling of the group and is very popular among the people. I don't know how the author will develop his ideas behind it. The overall setting is still very good, you can take a look, but if you have a female-dominated background, you should not engage in the training of women with a male-dominated background. Hare, the harem of a big heroine can also be opened. It can't be that only Long Aotian has a harem, right? [What]

It's so beautiful, the way the sisters get along makes my heart warm 🤭🤭

It's very interesting. I want to see more female protagonists. So far, the ones that have appeared are good. I want to accept all the female protagonists.

I like to read this kind of novel, the relationship between the siblings and the protagonist is good, Nuan Nuan