Is the Host a Black Lotus? The Obsessive Villain Favors Her

Objectively speaking, I think the writing is okay. At least there are no awkward sentences. However, there are many unreasonable points in the plot setting. I frowned at some parts. In the first world, you have to cook for the male protagonist in a wheelchair In the second world, you can die twice in front of the male protagonist and still be resurrected The male protagonist in the third world is just looking for trouble. I was really impressed by the rating of D in the first round. Aren't the other judges quite satisfied? Can you please neutralize it? This male protagonist is the dominant one. In addition, she is definitely not a big heroine, she is a weak one, but it has nothing to do with the villain in the introduction. I understand that the villain is really egoistic. Normally when I read a book and see something embarrassing, I don't comment too much, but when I see something bad, I really can't help but comment. Cheers for the new book and good luck with the 100,000-word debut! (It might be better if the slot can be changed)

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh looking good-s-points points it look so good are so good looking are great looking. The author is so good at writing, it's really beautiful. Each small world has a tight rhythm, and the story is short and concise. It's really not enough to read, but it has explained everything that needs to be explained. The only shortcoming is that it is too little. I feel like I want to continue reading the author. Hahaha, it is not enough. The female protagonist is really too cool. There may be one or two male protagonists in the middle who will be crazy about it, and then the female protagonist may be a little aggrieved. But overall, I think every world is beautiful. It's amazing.