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Super cool. . . Not as strong as the heroine, but more enjoyable than the heroine. . This kind of setting is that bg is more enjoyable than gb (please don't criticize me for my personal opinion). How can you, the author, write this? It's so fun to read. We girls need to read this to have the strength to live a happy life! Come on, author, come on, come on, come on, support you to write 1000+ chapters. Two worlds are not enough!! Fried rice hard! I will recommend this book more! Come on, author What girl doesn't want such a coquettish husband? This kind of coquettish little boy should be pampered by women (bg is cool)... It's so cool! (Pick up pants)

It's so funny. It's rare for this system to have an upright person. The heroine often thinks about things that the system tells her not to think about. The hero is dying. The plot of the story is very interesting, and the emotional lines are described very delicately. I think it can be rated 8.8. I just don't know if the author will stop updating it. Looking at the current updates, I feel that the author's slow time-traveling is quite a test for herself, because most people don't like to update unfinished chapters, so there may be fewer responses, but it does not prevent the story from being wonderfully written. And I feel that the author's naming skills are relatively poor. All the adjectives in the title of the first story are bad. In fact, everything else is fine, but this age really makes people have no desire to see her. But actually it's okay, he's almost 30 years old (forget it in reality, the male protagonist can tolerate this only if he is stunningly beautiful). I said it would be better if it was changed to "Elderly Lame, Subtle and Beautiful Man". Looking forward to updates [sending heartfelt wishes]

It's really good to watch, I'll follow it to the end. The protagonist is very powerful and knows how to use resources and people's hearts. He is very good. The male supporting character is also very cute, but also very shy and old-fashioned. The description is also very interesting, and I have a different feeling when reading it. Hahahahahaha, I like this kind of subject matter. Come on, the author, more and more!!!!!!! Really like it!!! Why did you write about the second world? Not enough, not enough for me to see, not enough for me to eat!!!!!!!

Fortunately, I didn't give up because of the rating. It's really good. It's the first time I've read this kind of story about strong women and weak men. I finally saw a normal relationship between a man and a woman. The emotional descriptions are also quite delicate. Each small world is a little long, but it doesn't make people feel repetitive and boring. I used to skip halfway through such long fast-traveling novels. I feel that this novel is okay and I haven't skipped it yet. The author must not be tired. If you feel tired, just write two chapters as a break [Please update] [Please update]

I finally waited until the first small world was finished. I was looking forward to it at the beginning. Now that I have read the beginning, I think it is very interesting. I will tell you about the good and bad parts after I finish reading it. The problem right now is that it's a bit like a slow time travel story, and the subsequent plot is a bit boring, but I'd better stick to it and read it. Alas

The author really likes the setting in your book. I like it very much. The female protagonist dotes on the male protagonist, and the male protagonist also dotes on the female protagonist. It's very good. I hope the author will do the best. Can this book be updated faster? Then, I want to share your goal of updating 1,000 chapters? 💕 😘 😘 😘 😘 😘 😘 [Sending heart] [Sending heart] [Sending heart] [Top post] [Top post] [Top post] [Top post] Because it is not enough [Top post] [Top post] [Top post] [Top post] [Top post] 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 [Blowing kisses] [Blowing kisses] [Blowing kisses] [Blowing kisses] [Blowing kisses] [Blowing kisses] [Blowing kisses] [Asking for explosive updates] [Asking for explosive updates] [Asking for explosive updates] [Asking for explosive updates] [Asking for explosive updates] [Asking for explosive updates] [Asking for explosive updates] [Asking for explosive updates]

I asked an old man to drive a tractor, and the cow roots were humming. It was so beautiful! The male protagonist has low self-esteem and is pitiful, the female protagonist is awesome Klass, the strongest, does not endure hardships, does not want to please, is not comfortable with the plot, basically does everything for the male protagonist, is very good-looking, the male protagonist is not overly feminine, and the female protagonist is very charming! Very beautiful!!!!! The author will update soon! Why is this book only rated at 6:00? I think it can be rated at least 8.0 Or above

What a cute novel!! The female protagonist is very handsome and cute, and the male protagonist is adorable throughout! If you like the plot of a girl doting on a boy, you can watch it, and the description of the characters will not be repeated all the time, which makes it very comfortable to watch. However, one thing that is a bit uncomfortable to watch is that the author's description of "women" is too deliberate, although the original intention is good! But the world of zombies is mixed with too many views in this regard. For example, the original heroine is very kind and always emphasizes that she helps women. But in fact, a person's kindness should not distinguish between men and women, so it will make people feel weird. There is a kind: emphasizing that women cannot survive well in the base, which in disguise emphasizes the feeling that men are strong and women are weak. It can be seen that the author wants to express his views in this aspect. For example, the words used are all in the category of "ji", but his writing skills and the way he expresses his views are a bit immature. Other than that, it's pretty good! If you don't mind this, you will feel comfortable reading this book~

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It's really beautiful. I love all the settings of this book. It's the only book that I update every day. Wouldn't it be better if the author didn't stop reading it? It's very to my taste. I save it occasionally, and it's so sweet for a young couple😍