Matriarchy: From the Start, I Was Delivering Takeout When I Got Forcefully Kissed

Well, it's very good. It's much better than the previous novels with many women and few men. The character is not bad, the Chinese manly temperament is still there, there is no boring plot, the duck soup is delicious, and the beast ancestor is great! Lao Da also approves, Man! Keep it up, author.

I'm not sure if it's due to a lower score, but the real score of this book is certainly not that low. Personally, I feel it's at least around 8. The plot description is good, and the emotional lines and details are also present. It's sweet and worth reading, especially if you're in a book shortage.

Chapter 17 is a bit poisonous [face covering], I'll look at the rest Let me talk about the shortcomings first: there are a lot of typos at the end, there is no foreshadowing for the confession, it is too casual, and it makes the male protagonist look like a central air conditioner. There was no foreshadowing before the meal. The male protagonist went to the heroine's house to eat when he was hungry and then had to eat [laughs]. But I wouldn't say anything about the last time the hero went to the heroine's house to drink and eat.

It's pretty good, the plot is bland but attractive, and the male protagonist is neither effeminate nor weak. Excellent duck soup

Not too poisonous but okay

Xiao Liu Beiwen, there is nothing wrong with the male protagonist except that he is hollowed out, he does not procrastinate, he eats when he has benefits, he eats when he can eat more, it is a step-by-step duck soup article, not bad

A good novel, worth reading

It's quite good. The male protagonist is not considered a stud. The focus is on the emotional drama between the male and female protagonists.

Not much more to say, just look at it in one word [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It looks good, I love watching it, keep going! [Shy]