Miss, Calm Down: I'm Really Not Your Husband

When I read this kind of genre, I like to watch the plot where the heroines come to visit and the Shura field. The reason why I gave it four stars is that there is basically no description in this aspect. It is a pity, but the writing is very good and it is still worth watching.

It uses an absurd "dream" setting to break the boundary between reality and fantasy, allowing readers to gain great reading pleasure from the protagonist's "death" and "survival". If you like to see the protagonist counterattack in a desperate situation and deal with the Shura field, then this book is definitely worth reading.

The subject matter of reincarnation dream novels is very attractive, but unfortunately many authors make their dream writing too protracted and long-winded. The author wrote a very good opening chapter of this book, but he spent dozens of chapters describing the dream of the "Taotie Holy Body" with no highlights, so I simply skipped it. I hope the author can write as concise and beautiful ideas in subsequent chapters as he wrote about Gu Xianzi's dream. Give four stars for encouragement. If it looks better later, I can change it to 5 stars.

The depressiveness of surviving in the mines is in sharp contrast with the wantonness of the later dream strategy, making the thrill of counterattack even more prominent. The line "It's just a dream, you can do whatever you want" accurately hits the readers' sweet spot.

The writing of the work is okay, but it lacks the plot of Shura Field. For harem books, Shura Field is indispensable. However, after reading the latest chapter, there is still no sign of Shura Field appearing 😢😢 I give it five stars. I think the future of the book is promising. The author will give you a lot of encouragement.

Very well written. I hope the author will write more concisely and concisely about dreams, and the rhythm of the first dream story will be very good. Keep more skills in dreaming. There are more realistic conflict plots.

"Enter the Dreaming Mine" is very beautiful, the plot is novel and unconventional, I give the author a big thumbs up and support

Copy a paragraph from this book, copy a paragraph from that book, until the author doesn't even know how powerful the characters in his works are. It seems to have built a huge world, but it only seems to be I ate Oli for you, fellow Taoists can't miss it either

Overall, it's okay. The protagonist has been simulating all the way to the back. He won't be able to defeat a few guys in the penalty area, right? If you want me to say, just go straight to the invincible flow later on. Everywhere you go, there is a system. We are still Blue Star Travelers and have simulated tattoos. I think it is generally better to use invincibility.

Take a look, it's a very interesting article about the handyman in the mine who practices dreaming.