The Background Character Had No Intention of Winning Anyone Over

The protagonist is kind but not stupid. Finally, I see an older person acting like a normal person after being reborn. It's interesting to look forward to the follow-up plot. .. Without boasting

It's good to watch. I really like Ah Yu's character design. It's simple, clean and selfish, and not too weak. I really like his stable core. But when Senior Brother Zhou left here, Ah Yu changed. [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] Please give my Ah Yu back! It looks great. Come update soon [snickering][snickering][snickering]!

Oh oh oh, everyone is evil, everyone is awake. There is no such thing as keeping one's body as a jade. I look forward to how the protagonist changes the ending after entering the next week. But I hope that the protagonist will not be addicted to the hopeless love brought by Zhou. One betrayal is enough. Our protagonist is an ordinary person, and he will work hard to cultivate after he is able to practice. I hope there is a way to improve his qualifications. I also hope that the protagonist will be like the protagonist of the original plot, use all means to improve his strength, and finally go home. The emotions are quite delicate, but there are so many demon cultivators~ I don't really want to see the protagonist cultivating demons, but I really want to see other people become demons for him~ I'm just biased, hehe (♡˙˙♡)

It's rare to see such a touching novel on Tomato, with characters that are not limited to a frame. The characters' personalities and relationships evolve continuously based on the development of the plot. It makes me go back to when I read novels on fw. Com. Come on, author! After reading it, I felt that it was a pity that Zhou Qian never met Xiao Yu until the end, and You Jingxing had no next life. The happiest people should be Xiao Zheng and Qing Yu. The whole article is filled with a kind of regretful beauty. What I didn't expect was that Qing Yu would also break up with Xiao Yu in the future, but if I think about it carefully You are right. Qingyu's birth and plan were first created by the couple who admired Xiao Yu. They wanted to grow up and marry Xiao Yu instead of them. Qing Yu was equivalent to working hard to live a better life just for himself after Xiao Yu left. The intention was also very good. A person must love himself first. Xiao Yu is the gentlest and most assertive protagonist I have ever seen in Tomato. His gentleness and inferiority stem from his mother. His character flaws caused him to become such a person in order to make a living. After he came to the world of cultivation, he repeated it mechanically over and over again until he was finally reborn in the latest life. The author's writing style and language expression are among the few strong authors I have seen on Tomato at present. He must have transferred from other platforms. I feel that the ending was too rushed. The last two chapters really look more and more like a brief outline. Many of the foreshadowings I saw in the previous chapters are not included. I will continue to follow the next one [Blow kiss]

Super interesting article. I have never been exposed to this genre before. I feel like it is a big mess. It only took me 0.000001 Seconds to accept it. You can try it too.

I think Tomato can see that the quality is a bit high. Although some of the plots are a bit inexplicable. Yu is betrayed and can be exploited without any scruples. Um, it's a bit hard to comment on. Others are okay. I have read a few of the author's previous books. It's actually very strange. Some of the early books are very mature, but some of the later books are a bit draggy? Forget it, let's not talk about anything else. Damn it, Master, I really like it. Although he practices the ruthless way, I feel a little too concerned about it. The author should also want to add it. I look forward to it [laugh][laugh]

Well, it's actually not the type I can accept, but I still tied it in one go. How can I put it this way? The writing is quite good, but I felt uncomfortable watching it (╥╥) and it felt sadistic o(╥╥)o Also, it felt a bit depressing, as if there were no normal people around the male protagonist, so Ling and Nie were more normal. Then I felt that their relationship was very messy. I don't know how to describe it. It just didn't feel like love or love at all. It was just a superficial liking combined with attachment and longing, etc. Also, the uncleanness I thought was different from the uncleanness here🥹I still can't accept that people who like the male protagonist still have sex with other people, and the male protagonist's Taoist companions all like other people (other people here also like the male protagonist), but they are still suppressed The one who was then abandoned or used because of the gentleness of the male protagonist. In contrast, I found that the male protagonist was kind to me and I fell in love with him, but he was still suppressing the male protagonist. It always made me feel uncomfortable, as if such a good male protagonist did not deserve to have someone who was devoted to me. It can only be said that I still may not be able to accept such a messy relationship, and many of their opinions are both depressing and shocking to me (´･_･`). The first two were both burps, and this Su was also burps in the end, and he also liked the male lead before being together. I fell in love with someone else and then got hurt and was warmed by the male protagonist🤔But because of the great writing style, although I can't accept it, it's not particularly unacceptable, and it's even, but I feel a little uncomfortable, maybe because the protagonist is too gentle. Then I also think the male protagonist doesn't love them that much, so it's fair. Many people like You and feel sorry for You, but I have seen his crazy obsession and love for the sharks. In contrast, his ordinary relationship with the male protagonist always feels like comfort to me. I like the big writing style but I don't like the big emotional lines. I feel like everyone is like a tool. The male protagonist tolerates everyone (´･_･`) and accepts everyone. His Taoist companions first fall madly in love with others and then are influenced by the gentleness of the male protagonist. It seems that everything is the second best and a last resort. Help, I'm so confused when I watch it, and it seems normal from other people's perspective, but I'm so depressed when I watch it 🥺 It's not my type (there's even a little bit of my fault), but unexpectedly I don't hate it, but I may not be able to chase it again after tying it up 😔 In addition, I think the reason why I didn't hate them after watching them is probably because they are all ordinary and real. They are not perfect people. They are all unique and have their own characteristics. Anyway, this is a book that I struggle with 🤣🤣🤣

The author has written everything about "Lei Dian" at the beginning. As long as you can accept it, you will find that it is a super good-looking book. There is some sourness but not too much. It can be regarded as a fan favorite.

It feels so alive. Everyone's character is quite interesting, so did the senior sister disappear to raise the child? The timeline is also reasonable, but the description of A Yu's appearance makes me feel that he is not very stunning and has a gentle appearance, but his charming aura makes up for this very well. A lot of holes have been buried! It can be summed up in two words: beautiful.

In fact, looking at it, I feel that the emotional expression of the characters is very vivid and three-dimensional (a little spoiler). The foreshadowing and turning are also quite natural. The rhythm is actually very well grasped, and the details are also very appropriate. It is very interesting to watch. Lan is crazy because of Miemen's injury. The transitions are very exciting, but it is difficult to see that it was actually acted? It turned out to be a demon cultivator, and I thought he really liked that senior sister. Overall, it was very real and the logic was reasonable, but there was also a plot that surprised me in the middle. . For example, the protagonist's personality changes and transitions are so abrupt, so why does a person who is a simple homebody and doesn't like trouble start fighting for power? Even if you just want to live, you can definitely return to the mortal world. Didn't you leave a way out from the beginning? Is it because the demon cultivators are too rampant and the risk factor of being a mortal cultivator is too high? Then the turning and changes in thinking need to be described. This is quite normal. Should the author arrange it later? . . In addition, the main reason is that there is an inexplicable disconnect in the relationship. I can't see why I suddenly fell in love with Shangzhou. Also, when You suddenly confessed his love to the shark, he really couldn't help but withdraw. It was very abrupt. After a while, the shark's reaction was a bit reasonable and unexpected. . The plot line is a bit too fragmented, but it's not too vague. Maybe some clues can be buried through the supporting characters? But originally the plot is just to supplement the characters, not to mention the infatuation of ten thousand people, so the requirements are not necessarily so high, but to be honest, it is really good-looking. Regarding some emotional descriptions and environmental descriptions, they are very concise and capture the key points, but they are not delicate enough. The author probably wants to write the feeling of unpredictable fate and unpredictable changes through reversal. In short, it is very interesting to watch again, and it belongs to the type that can be accepted and the more you watch, the more you can't stop.