A Gentleman Is Forced to Become a Devil

I don't know if the author can see it. The lightning protection in the first fifty chapters is pretty good, and the male protagonist is also okay. It's just that the idea of going to a brothel is a bit annoying when I encounter a bottleneck. Although I didn't go there in the end, I hope the author can make a patch. I will continue to read it and let everyone know if there are any surprises. It's a pity. I don't know why there was a plot in which the male protagonist was manipulated by the mark and he couldn't control it at all. I felt that this was a big surprise. It was too shocking. It was unclear whether the relationship between the female protagonist was the male protagonist or the inheritance. This kind of description was not necessary at all. I don't recommend reading this book if you are low-definition.

It's quite good-looking, with multiple female protagonists, each with their own characteristics. There are currently three of them. She relies on "soft rice" and calculations to survive, and deals with beauties from all walks of life. Every step she takes is quite logical. It is not the kind of cool story about opening a harem for the sake of opening a harem.

The character of the protagonist Chen Ke is very vivid. He is not a perfect gentleman, he has a survival instinct and an inner struggle. The plot related to the exercises is a bit interesting, not overly exaggerated, and the overall style is neutral, suitable for readers who like to read about relaxed cultivation of immortality.

Overall, it's okay, and the content and rhythm are quite satisfactory. However, the demonic monks here are too strong. Each feeling has inexhaustible sources. After being seriously injured, they can explode at will. These righteous monks fight in groups and use formations every time. No one can be saved. The demonic monks can basically escape by burning their sources.

The rating is a bit low, and the writing is much better than many of the data that were rated 8 points. But if it is really high, I guess it will be more or less harmonious. It seems that it has just exceeded 10,000 readers recently. The female protagonists have their own characteristics, have a little temper, and are not able to obey what they are told. The male protagonist's dealings with the female protagonists and communicating with each other are also a very humorous part. However, because there was too much investment in the emotional line, the development of the main plot line was a bit slow. It stayed a bit long in the foundation building period. The 1v1 emotional line was well written. Let's continue our efforts in Shura Field in the later period.

The score should be around 6:00, and I have finished watching it so far. It's a little bit poisonous. The female character Hongyu's turn is a little bit poisonous, but later on she is the best portrayed among the heroines. Good friends who didn't watch it will be OK if they survive.

The protagonist's growth line is clear, from the initial survival instinct to being forced to adapt to evil powers, the character transformation is not abrupt. There is a sense of contrast in the setting of the exercises. It has the advantage of cultivation efficiency but also has embarrassing limitations. This contradiction makes the story more interesting and suitable for readers who like to read about cultivating immortality in a relaxed way.

The book is a good book, the writing is good, the senses are good, and the plot is also very good so far, but there is one thing I can't accept. How did you do it, author? How can the donkeys of the production team have such a rest? When will it become popular if you update it once or twice a day? More updates are not enough!!!

The world view setting is not complicated, but the cultivation system (qi nourishing, qi training, foundation building, etc.) Is clear and easy to understand. The shabby and helpless small sects and the suppression of the rules of the big forces all make this world of immortal cultivation more immersive.

The whole story is a relaxing and refreshing novel about cultivating immortals. The core setting of "forced dual cultivation" runs throughout. Although there is no particularly amazing breakthrough, the logic is self-consistent and it is quite interesting.

The writing is very good. It's really hard to find non-toxic and green harem books on Tomato, but this book does it. The plot is exciting, the world background is well drawn, the protagonist has a brain, and the heroines have their own characteristics, but there are already more than 200 chapters. The "real" protagonist is dancing on the tip of a knife, circling around with major forces, killing everyone, calculating every step to survive in death, the atmosphere is full, and then the protagonist is still struggling to develop, and even before entering the game, there is a scene between him and the heroines. Most of the coincidences are caused by the butterfly effect caused by the aftermath of the overall battle in which the "real" protagonist is involved. This writing method is quite unique in online articles. If the subsequent plot lines can be handled well and the overall situation can be solved, this book can even become a god... That is, the author can actually reduce the details of the protagonist's "double cultivation" and quickly let the protagonist join the game!

The writing is very good, especially the emotional pull. However, if there are too many harems, there will inevitably be one or two that are well-shaped and the rest are homogeneous, which dilutes the advantage of the writing style. In high-end harem stories, most heroines have less than four.

It's quite interesting, but the male protagonist has never been able to kill. No wonder it's so exciting.

There is nothing wrong with the early writing, it has characteristics, and it can be seen that enough thought has been put into it to reflect the level of it. It is a hundred times better than those tomatoes that just throw out ideas and outlines without enriching them as novels.

It's really good-looking, but it's a lazy way to organize the language. It's good-looking anyway. I saw that the rating was too low, so I came here to give it a rating [eating melon] I feel very tired while reading it now. Dual cultivation-related plots account for too much, the plot arrangement is very unreasonable, and the progress of the main plot is ridiculously slow. There are almost no major events in the book, and there is also a lack of foreshadowing and reversal. Even if there are occasional key storms, the protagonist is completely out of it. Coupled with the slow pace of combat power improvement, it is very tiring to read now.

It's okay, it should be a good score. At least I read it well

It's pretty good. I can keep reading. I'm here for dual cultivation [staring]

I have never seen similar themes before, so it is very new to me. The author's description of the dialogue between men and women is very good. Although some of the logic is a bit far-fetched, the flaws are not hidden, and it is a work worth reading.

There are over 160 photos. Why don't you, author, comment?

I just like watching Uncle Huang [Cool]

Awesome, jazz book Come on, author, please write longer and keep writing. You are one of the harem stories I have seen so far in Tomato. I like it very much. Add more depth to the plot, deeper character descriptions, and more delicate descriptions of the relationship between the protagonist and the heroine. Let the plot and the relationship between the characters have more ups and downs. It will be very good. It is basically non-toxic and green, and there is no love story about supporting characters. In Tomato harem stories, I will give you a solid level.

Please ask the author to use less quotation marks when writing. It looks like AI. It's not that AI writing is not good, it's just that the look and feel will be much better if it is modified [Chigua]

It's a good book in Tomato

Liu Beiwen, the author has completely let himself go

Hahaha, I call it corpse picking flow

The style is a bit like early online writing, with less sense of immersion and more emphasis on third-person description.

It's pretty good, but the proportion of plots where the two are practicing is too high. 60 To 70% of the time they are practicing with the girl [awkward laughter] [face covering]

It's okay, it's a cool harem story, not too much of a prison, and I've already taken the heroine, at least 5 people.

Just this writing style deserves five points. It's a pity that I'm afraid of the beast of harmony, so I'll give it a four points. Fellow Taoist, you're blessed. All I can say is that the author is really awesome. I really don't dare to rate it too high for fear that the book will be gone. The writing style is too strong.

Yes, I read dozens of chapters in one go. Keep up the good work. It has both good plot and multiple heroines.