Be a Bully for Your Wife and Girlfriend at the Same Time

I like Cheng Chengxian very much, but the progress of the male protagonist is really invisible, which makes my blood pressure soar. I hope the author can make the male protagonist grow up sooner.

What a lucky man. I have a wife who loves me. Even if my wife has to go to work, she also cleans and cooks. There is also a girlfriend who is almost the same The only pity is that the protagonist has been in love but has not studied. This is the most important thing

Good, it can make people feel immersed in watching it. There are pros and cons to not letting the heroines of the two worlds know the truth. But I support it. Once people from the two worlds get to know each other, it always feels like the same routine. After reading too much, the author has nothing to write. This is fine now. If you really want to write, it would be best to improve the male protagonist's skills in all aspects. Not to mention becoming rich and powerful, at least you should be able to let the male protagonist take responsibility. In the process, deepen the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist in the two worlds. After the interaction, the book should be ready for the end.

This is the first time I write a long review. I would like to thank the author for more updates. The subject matter is very novel and very interesting. I finished reading it in one go and it was not enough. I would also like to make some small comments. First of all, I personally feel that the content of the Wife World is a bit lacking and could be increased appropriately. Secondly, in the case of the Girlfriend World, although the male classmate of the hero (the foster son) knows that he is a tool to promote the plot, But I always feel that he has interacted a lot with his girlfriends and girlfriends in the girlfriend world (the part where he agreed to go on a date) and he feels a little bit cheated. In the Internet literary world, unless it is a pornographic article, never cheat on the author. This is a taboo. If you write it, readers will send you razor blades. In the end, my ability is limited. I will give you some free gifts to support me. I wish the author good health, all the best, more updates, and this book will be a hit!

It's well written, emotionally nuanced, and the characters are real. It's just that I feel that the essence of the male protagonist is that he is motivated by lust and greedy. He wants both sides, but ends up hurting both. And this kind of switching between the two worlds is okay for a short time, but it will really drive the male protagonist crazy after a long time, because one side is the stressful workplace, and the other side is the youth campus, and both have things to deal with (see how the author solves them later). I think the happiness in both worlds essentially does not belong to the male protagonist. (Maybe I have a darker psychology. I feel like the protagonist has stolen the happiness that does not belong to him and now wants to catch it.)

Based on his original family, the protagonist has no ability to take responsibility for his married life, nor does he have the corresponding understanding and relationship with youth love, leaving nothing in the world. But the subject matter is good and the beginning is okay. In addition, there is no turning point when the world changes (——). Come on, author

The ignorance of the student days and the depression of adults entering society are both well written, but I feel that the male protagonist is too much of a pig brother. It may also be the need of the plot. I can see the male protagonist gradually growing up and down in these two worlds. Come on, author.

It's really pretty. It's just that the male protagonist is a bit weak, that kind of weakness that is more realistic (sometimes it does look a bit lame from God's perspective...). The protagonists that many people usually see should be the same, either very smart, very cold, very calm, etc. This kind of realistic weak protagonist will indeed affect the feelings of some readers. But I think that if it were that kind of protagonist, it wouldn't have the "youthful feeling" it has now. And the most important thing is that if it were that kind of protagonist, the novel would be very short, because it doesn't have that kind of big villain, and the plot will advance very quickly. The contradiction between the two heroines' worlds is also difficult to construct. (If something goes wrong later, I will come back and scold you) I really like realistic writing. Come on, author.

How can I put it, the two worlds are quite special, but the description of the wife's world feels a bit lacking and unevenly distributed. The author is very grateful. But it was still very interesting, I stayed up late to watch it. Well written, Fire Tongs Liu Ming. Oh, by the way, I feel like the male protagonist's various skills can be strengthened. The reason can be said that traveling back and forth between the two worlds enhances mental strength and makes learning faster. Otherwise, the matter with my wife would be too difficult.

If you read it as a cool novel, it fails because the male protagonist is useless. If you view it as a romance novel, it is average because the male protagonist is not pure enough. You can only choose 1 from 2 and can only win them all. If it is Uncle Huang, it is perfect and he has all the strategies. The follow-up is to add superpowers so that the heroines of different age groups in two separate worlds can go to the same world, or their memories can be fused. Come on, write about the emperor's uncle's big brotherʘᴗʘ No, what is written here? Was it written by a different shooter? The male protagonist was directly manipulated to death in the university world. What was written in the later stage is different from the foreshadowing in the early stage. The male protagonist is not only not improving, but also regressing. The male protagonist's character is too cowardly. You couldn't really write about the emperor's uncle, right? The Incompetent Husband Series. -_-#

There are quite a few novels like Tomato. Most of them are quite good, but most of them have been discontinued. It is generally difficult for authors of this genre to persevere. I hope the author can persevere. I would also like to ask here, will these two worlds collide in the future? How interesting that is. Although it is a bit difficult to do, it attracts readers [smile] and I feel that I should write more about Workplace Orange. Compared with Another World, this module is rare and other people don't understand it. At least I am more interested in Workplace Orange, and for the protagonist, the efforts in the world of Workplace Orange should be greater and the length should be longer (only personal opinion)

Not assigning a skill to the protagonist is a problem. How come he is liked by the heroines? Is it because of Asasi? The protagonist is an ordinary person. There is no rest mechanism when traveling back and forth between the two worlds. He has to take care of two people he doesn't understand at all for 24 hours. If he is not a madman, it will be very problematic. You should make a choice between the two worlds. For example, you should have a cooling-off period with your girlfriend first so that you can learn some skills to cope with one world. Can you take care of two people in the girlfriend world? Then pursue your girlfriend again and examine whether you can give up? If you can't, you should work harder to improve yourself instead of wasting time on meaningless things when you have time to study. In the wife's world, you should also focus on your career, make a little breakthrough, become a little more successful, and then the wife discovers that the male protagonist has changed and is no longer what he is now. There is a feeling that the body is the person's behavior but not the behavior. After making progress with the wife, he suddenly wakes up and finds that it was all just a dream and returns to normal.

The writing is very good and delicate. There is no system like other male protagonists. It is just the growth of an ordinary college student. Although I was worried about him at first, my aunt couldn't help but laugh when she saw him grow up slowly.

Dear author, can you write more about the plot of Cheng Cheng's world line, and add a little more background about Cheng Cheng's world line: ① I'm very curious about how the protagonist caught up with Cheng Cheng, and what they went through together to make Cheng Cheng fall in love with the protagonist (it can be seen from Liu Ze's experience that Cheng Cheng is not easy to pursue), ② Cheng Cheng also likes to draw the most What she hates the most about being an employee (she said it herself in Truth or Dare) is why she didn't stick to her dream and instead did the things she found most annoying (her personality doesn't look like someone who would change her ideals easily, is it because of the pressure of life?), ③ Can you add a little bit about Cheng Cheng's growth experience? ④I think Lin Sui's character line has been developed very fully, but Cheng Cheng's is not clear enough. Could the author put more words on Cheng Cheng's side? ⑤ Can Cheng Cheng write it sweeter? It feels a bit sad and depressing to read. Can the author reply to me? Thank you for your five-star support [love] [love] (These can also be written as extras. The final question is whether there can be more chapters, which is not enough)

Well written, keep it up. The author's and my understanding of marriage should be similar. After marriage, besides love, it is actually more responsibility. But the male protagonist doesn't need to be written in such a trashy way [laughing and crying]. I don't know what your outline says, but don't ever find a home for another girl. It's okay to write about the harem, or it's okay to write about the sadness of youth. Just don't explode disgusting thunder. Lots of potential, just around the corner.

It's very beautiful, don't be pigeon ah ah ah! Are there any similar ones, folks?

It is obvious that the author is better at writing about quirky girlfriends. Ye Sui and Shen Ke are both very good at writing. Cheng Cheng has too little pen and ink. I don't think the first two have sugar, but are more about adult depression and are too bland. From my point of view, Ye Sui is still greater than Shen than Cheng, but this is Cheng's world after all. Shen is destined to have no ending. I hope the author opens another world or something and can give Shen an ending in a line.

The subject matter is very novel, and the writing is also very detailed. It also describes the growth process of the male protagonist. It will not be as brainless as Shuangwen and get tired of it after a while. I just don't know how it will come together in the future. Will the two worlds merge into one, or will it continue to shuttle back and forth like this?

After reading most of it, please comment. It feels ok, at least the sense of substitution is strong. The protagonist is indeed useless at first, but I personally feel that this is also a reflection of authenticity. At least the protagonist's character has grown up so far (probably). But I have a question, how will the author deal with Lin Su in Cheng Cheng's world and Cheng Cheng in Lin Su's world? If I want to arrange a home for them, I will write a book about abandonment! ! ! At least I can't completely distinguish between the two worlds. They are different.

I think it's really good to watch, but I don't know why the rating is so low. It may be because it doesn't fit in with what the public knows today as @", or it may be because the male protagonist in the book looks a bit useless, but I think the male protagonist has been growing and trying his best to make changes. Isn't this a reflection of most of us. Cheng Cheng's first line in the book is also very real. This is my favorite part, and the characters are well created. I hope the author will not be discouraged by the low rating and write more novels. The novels you write are very interesting.

The subject matter is quite good. My suggestion is to just write it and feel more relaxed. There is no need to make it too depressing.

It's really good and worth reading. I hope the author will update it more. It's the first time I read this kind of novel. I saw it. I read it in a day and I finished it. It gave me an inspiration and gave me the feeling of running around for my family all the time.

Suddenly a mistress popped up, it was difficult to break down, Cheng Cheng even took the initiative to push it out, orz. But the early stage is still very beautiful, Suisui is so cute

It's very well written. Come on, author. This novel is quite interesting. [Explore] Come on. Keep writing. I went, this is so well written, why doesn't anyone read it? [What] [What] [What] Give the author some motivation

The viewing experience is very immersive, especially the plot between Lu Ming and his wife Cheng Cheng, which allowed me to see a corner of the ordinary life of a real young couple. It also inspired me greatly. Without fantasizing about my future married life, I should be very happy if I am like the protagonist. It is not a cool article, nor should it be a cool article. I hope the author can keep this style and continue to work hard to update. [Like] [Like] [Like] After all, I finally got such an interesting subject [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart]

It looks okay, but I don't know when the male protagonist can really stand up, instead of relying on Cheng Cheng blindly, when can he grasp the information gap between the two worlds and make himself stronger. At least he is not so childish in mind. He feels similar to Lu Mingfei, but the male protagonist does not have a little devil [face covering] Also, the distance between your two worlds is not consistent, which makes it look a bit poor.

It's so beautiful. Why is the rating so low? I don't understand. I think the writing is quite good.

Cheng Cheng from Girlfriend World, don't be too friendly with the hero's brother, stay consistent from beginning to end

It's okay, but the fact that the male protagonist is just an ordinary male character may not be likable, and he's a bit weak in a cool novel. Later on, I felt that the author was getting better. The characters were well portrayed, especially in the recent chapters, which not only completed the emotional cultivation of the girlfriend line, but also provided opportunities for the growth of the male protagonist in the wife line. How will it end? It feels like it will be interesting haha.

The point that puts people off at the beginning: Who do the girls from these two worlds like? The male protagonist or the original person?