What Should I Do After Traveling to the Side of the Villainous Demoness?

The initial setting of the characters is quite good. I also understand that the author wants to portray a protagonist who is partial to intelligence. However, the plot is still a bit awkward. For example, the protagonist is sometimes afraid of death and sometimes gives up his dignity and becomes a dog because of a slight threat (giving me a sense of déjà vu like that of Chu Wentian in the original game). Basically, the protagonist makes a unilateral concession and exchange (some people think that the protagonist is not strong enough and is in a weak position, but the protagonist is not afraid of death after all). The author wants to portray the protagonist as an auxiliary intelligence boss, but the connection is due to the exchange of interests and there is no touching plot. In other words, the relationship between the heroine and the protagonist is forced through other settings, which feels unreal and fragile. Finally, I hope that the author can focus more on the cultivation of the protagonist, update it, and adopt some readers' suggestions to make this book better (no praise, meow)

It's okay, five-star support, what? You say this is five stars, that's because I've eaten everything [cool]

When do you need to eat? [Eat melon]

Very beautiful, very good

The writing is very good, but there is very little. I hope the author will update it soon.

I think it's pretty good

The three views of the protagonist are pretty good, neither darkening nor losing oneself.

It's rare to find a good book. The author wants to do other things instead of doing his job and wants to run away [Shocked]

The story is strong, lively and interesting, with ups and downs! Not bad, come on! Don't be a snake! [Praise]

It's a bit confusing, but the character design and plot are well controlled, so the flaws are not covered up. Highly recommended.