Doing My Best to Be a Wang Family Member

Now that I see it, I really feel that this article is really different. It should be that every article written by this teacher is different from other articles in Tomato. Most of the stolen articles in Tomato are about the nanny group pet type, but it is really cool to read the villain occasionally, especially the protagonist of this book gave me a fierce and cute feeling. In the early stage, I thought he was silly and sweet, but I didn't expect that in the later stage, he was purely evil, especially when he warned Wang Can in the latest chapter, he was so handsome and handsome.

The content is very interesting and I look forward to the follow-up content. I hope the finale will not be too hasty. No matter who wins in the end, I hope the heroine is safe and sound. Of course, the best thing is that the final winner belongs to the heroine alone. I don't hate any of the original characters, but in this book, I just hope that the final winner is the author's own protagonist. Of course, the most important thing is that the author should not give the heroine a censorship or an ambiguous partner, because this will easily lead to failure. Others may be attracted to the heroine, but the heroine should not really engage in ambiguity.

It's very beautiful. [Sparrow Eater] [Sparrow Eater] never tolerates the protagonists throughout the whole process, and leaves no room for the enemy. Although sometimes I feel a little soft-hearted, if the heroine is not more ruthless, she will be the one who suffers the most. Wang Xun's death was a bit hasty [almost crying]

A very nice article. The heroine is so strong. She is strong and sober. She has the feeling of being as wise as a fool. She will not be merciful to men who have feelings for her. The one in power is the one in power. If the subordinates don't care about the disrespect of their subordinates because they have admiration for the leader, they will really not be able to lead the team. The heroine is great. The heroine is too strong. She has an iron fist and a stone heart. I love her. And I praised that it was the first time I met the Wang family who completely stood by the Wang family. I was so moved. They were finally no longer traitors and clowns [laughing and crying]

The writing was so cool. The heroine is considered invincible. In fact, there are no pure good guys and bad guys (a group of tomb robbers can be considered decent people). It's just that the Wang family and the Jiumen have different positions. Who is the protagonist and the villain depends on where the audience stands. I have always supported the heroine, so in my opinion, the Jiumen are the villains.

I'm currently reading Chapter 13. It's quite rare for novels with first-person perspective, but this novel is quite interesting and didn't make me feel uncomfortable because of the first-person perspective. The heroine's character is also quite interesting. Hmm. . As an original author, I want to say that the heroine of this book is very powerful. Those who like to read refreshing novels and those who are relaxed can take a look. There is a single arrow but the heroine does not respond. But if you like Nenniu Wufang, you still won't read this book. It's not friendly to Wu Xie and others.

It's really good-looking. I thought the heroine was stupid in the early stage, but it turned out that the others were smart and didn't suffer at all, and her strength was off the charts. The most important thing is that I feel that if the author had improved the cover a lot, she would have gotten high marks. This is really well written. It's definitely not a nanny story, it's about the real Wang family. Don't miss it if you pass by. Don't be put off by your resume and cover

It's very interesting, but it's a bit short at the moment, only nine chapters. I hope Mr. Meteor Tears will update it soon [Love] Wang family, this OC really pokes my xp

Come on, you are the best [angry][angry][angry][angry]

That's great. Many of the stolen works in Western Persimmon are kind-hearted versions of heartthrobs, and they all involve plots that harm oneself and benefit others. In this first-person novel, Xiao Dai is a martial arts monster who looks very clumsy but is very good at mental competitions, and it can be vaguely seen that the original owner is also cruel and capable of fighting. Even Xiao Dai herself said that she is a very smart person. Although Xiaodai said that she does not know how to make plans and does not engage in mental battles, the battles of wits in those chapters were very enjoyable. There was no cheating on Xiaodai because the protagonist team also reacted very quickly, and all the nine branches of the Zhang family were constantly testing her. Their movements were also very fast, but they were still not as quick as Xiaodai (the poison bugs were too high, so how could they beat aw). The plot advances very quickly. From being an undercover agent to capturing important characters and returning to the base, to being exposed and arresting a group of key people to return to the base, Xiaodai will do whatever she doesn't accept, and she will be punished. There is currently no clumsy plot, no vulgar jokes or inexplicable ambiguous lines. It is a pity that Wang Meng has a boyish heart, and his secret love cannot be expressed before it is revealed. I look forward to seeing how Xiaodai will train him in the Wang family. Let's go down like this! I like this very much. Even if I know that others like it, I will not waver in my original intention to be a member of the Wang family. I support Xiaodai in killing the leader! There is nothing interesting about the plot at the moment, but people who like Nenniu Wufang still don't recommend reading it. They are the losers in this book, one is worse than the other. If you have read too much of Sweet Pet and can accept the abuse of the protagonist (really abuse, just fight without using force), you can come here for a change. I can't help it. Later when they were controlled by the Gu, it was awkward and funny. I can't help it. It was already funny to the point of pain.