Strength Rules: A Strange Woman Won’t Leave Me Alone

Personally, I enjoyed watching it. The misunderstandings about Dihua in the early stage were very interesting. Although the misunderstandings in the later stages became less frequent, they were still interesting. The protagonist has brains and is willing to work hard. Good reviews! There are still multiple perspective changes, and the frequency is slightly higher. Although it can be seen that they are carefully writing the opinions of other supporting characters about the male protagonist, but... It is a bit too much, and not all perspectives have male protagonists, which feels very verbose. As for the emotional line... Anyway, I didn't find any "emotional line", including the heroine Morishita Aoi, but whether there is ambiguity with other women, especially Shiraishi, that's a matter of opinion. Hmm, okay, after my brain cooled down, I felt that the misunderstanding was not that interesting after the plot ended, and there were too many supporting characters' perspectives.

The plot is not sluggish, some perspective changes are not shown, and you need to get used to it. Overall, it is a very good fan. I think it is reasonable to share a little bit of Brother Lu's beauty. Although it is a single female protagonist, I still hope to have more stories about the princess, and the main character is mixed up in front. Later, I show my strength. It's good if it's not invincible. It's not Long Aotian who wins and loses. It's considered T1. Don't lose your combat power. I also feel that I need to add some original plot later. After all, it's almost the end of the original work. I slow down the pace a little, but I don't want it to end.

Very well written! Before I became a fan of Shijiao, I only recognized one book, the one by Leziren. The style of this book is different from that one, but the excellence lies in the writing style that is closer to the original. Seeing that the first semester of the book has passed, the overall situation is not broken or OOC, and the preferential treatment exam has made Sakayanagi's penis better. Although it writes a lot of characters, it is not friendly to people who read books at a glance, but if you calm down and read it, you can always find the author's ingenuity. Later, the original work became more and more awkward, which is also the main reason why so many eunuchs in the real education fandom were unfinished. I hope the author can write better than the original work, like the examination chapter for the privileged recipients.

It's okay, the first person is very thoughtful, but I feel like I'm making the male protagonist look like a king, and at the same time strengthening Morishita Lan. I feel like I'd better make the male protagonist stronger. After all, Sister Lan has become a maggot now, and we can't let her carry all the time. The male protagonist is like a mascot. I don't know what everyone thinks, but I think it's very comfortable to read now.

The early stage is good, but some places are a little awkward in the middle stage. The writing gets better and better later on, the perspective switching is good, the story logic is online, and the protagonist is not Long Aotian's golden finger. It can be given a solid performance without changing the quality [Love][Love][Love]

The previous content of the misunderstanding series does not have the kind of plot where the protagonist's casual words or casual actions are foreshadowed in advance or directly lead to subsequent events that will change the situation for the better. I think this is the core of the misunderstanding system, which is a bit cool, but it's not. The protagonist was brought away purely under the premise of someone's deliberate push, rather than some coincidence that kept him in the misunderstanding. This is a poisonous point in my opinion.

It's very interesting. The relationship between the protagonist and Sister Lan is great.

Generally speaking, it is a very good article in practical teaching. However, the switch between the first person and the supporting character's perspective, coupled with the misunderstanding-oriented plot, gave the protagonist a strange feeling of doing something but not doing it, and not doing anything but doing something. Also, the protagonist's past has been mentioned since the beginning, but it has not been recycled for a long time.

The Dihua part is more interesting, although understanding that writing like this tests the author's ability to coordinate the whole scene 🤔

It's more in line with my taste, although there are some minor issues. Author, you are really... I originally thought that the only ones who lost the dog were those women, but I didn't expect you to add Masato Nagumo to the list. You are amazing.