Your Sister-in-Law? No, Your Backer

The female protagonist is quite attractive, and there are many female characters, but the female protagonist is very bad. I haven't seen the normal male ones so far. Most of them have character problems, and there are a group of dirty men, and some are more curious. But the forum and career line are quite interesting. Later on, the female protagonist becomes particularly powerful. I feel very happy when everyone treats the female protagonist with respect. Demining: Some people in the comment area are really funny. It's unrealistic to say that there can't be such clean men in reality. They've read novels. Isn't this a matter of one sentence? When there is a system, we won't talk about reality. It's reality when a man's lower body is unclean. I laughed. There is one of them How realistic is it that when a man is having a cold war with the heroine, he goes out to find someone else to chat about? When the heroine is competing with other men for the first time in love, he says in public that the heroine is the one he plays with, and the heroine's first time is with him. No, there are more men with thunder in them. If you just want to see the love line, you can leave. If you want to see the career line and don't recommend it, you can enter, because the author's career line is quite good and you can see the growth. The heroine's character is also very good, and the writing is not bad. Apart from these men, I really didn't think of any other highlights.

Omnivore is a talented person, and I kept laughing from the beginning to the end. The career line is very exciting, and it is essentially a masterpiece in the entertainment industry. The heroine has a three-dimensional and charming image, and a super personality. But babies, please remember to read the notes in the copywriting, lest the pure love of Gao Jiebao is hurt. The forum and the male perspective are a bit too realistic (the author's writing is so honest, I even suspected that the teacher was injured at work when he was in the circle, hahaha). However, the heroine is not wronged, the author and the heroine have super strong subjectivity~

It's good-looking, the heroine has brains, a plan, a high sense of compatibility, and can train dogs. I just want to add some functions to the system in the future, including the male's health status and the female protagonist's multiple relationships. I just want safety. At the same time, the system can monitor the male's illegal information or house collapse, illegitimate revenge, and private box opening. If I don't want the female protagonist to fall in love, it will become a dark history, or the safety of life cannot be guaranteed. There are really a lot of lunatics in the entertainment industry.

I have a background in the world of entertainment, a main line of career, I understand the fandom very well, and the idea of ​​being female-centric is very nice! But, I don't know why, it's just, well, it's very uncomfortable, probably because I am female-oriented, so I feel aggrieved that the reality in that world is too close to the reality in Edinburgh. Just rely on recycling garbage and selling it for gold. On the road to becoming rich and successful, I have to pick up garbage and eat my meals while smelling the garbage. But the heroine's thoughts are really impressive. Be kind to the heroine in your novel, and you can be more immoral! There is no need to be so bad! What are you afraid of exploiting good men...

Very nice! It's just that the heroine's food is a bit poor, but there's nothing we can do about it, it's basically a man's plate. Anyway, I love watching it! My career is going great, and this book is really good at not conferring charm on men!

The cool part is that the heroine lets the system operate so that the man feels like he is hallucinating, and cooks with the man to serve the heroine, but the heroine still has such a good personality, and behaves coquettishly and good-tempered towards the man, and the man is still so happy (I pointed at the man harshly) The more I read, the more I feel that the man is really a low-key, and the heroine's food is too bad. Although I can understand that the author wants to give the heroine a moral high ground, some people will scold the heroine. The author also said in the chapter that the heroine will do anything for the sake of profit. If she does this to a better man, she will be scolded by those who like to pamper the hero. However, the female protagonist still feels that the heroine is a bit aggrieved and the food is too bad!

I only care about men being clean when I'm watching pure love, and it doesn't matter about other themes. I was also very disgusted at the beginning, wondering why the heroine was so bad at eating, but at a certain moment I suddenly realized that these men are just tool people. As long as the tools are easy to use, why should the heroine always be put in a passive position and feel that it is not good to find a vase or be unclean? Do we always subconsciously think that only by finding a good man can we highlight the charm of the heroine? Weiwei's growth line is so well written that I won't pay attention to men at all, and will completely focus on her career and ideological growth. The men in this book are just there to make fun of people, they are additional accompaniments, and they are gifts for buying things. And because some of the writing is so real, I couldn't believe it even if it was written about a man who is completely clean. After all, how can there be anything clean in the entertainment industry's big dye vat?

Those who like to watch forum forums can rest assured to read this. The female protagonist is ambitious and motivated, and the male protagonist is not overly charming and each has its own shortcomings. However, the author has controlled it very well, and it feels refreshing without being like picking up rubbish in the trash can. The only thing I'm dissatisfied with at the moment is that the female protagonist mostly plays a character in front of the male protagonist and doesn't have a true temperament. However, the other aspects of the author's writing are really good, so I decided to adjust it myself.

It's quite interesting. Some of the sentences in the article are funny and mean, which is quite entertaining. And it would be cool to be in the perspective of the female protagonist, although I do mind that some of the men I eat are not virgins. Sorry, I personally have a male-feeling problem and like cleaner boys. However, the proportion of the heroine's scenes is a bit overshadowed by the forum dialogue (although the writing is quite fun), but I would like to see more of the heroine working on her career or playing with men.

There are a lot of comments on the forum, and there are not many male protagonists who like to charm the male protagonist in various small details. I am not a celebrity, so this kind of sister-in-law story is quite funny to me, especially unlike some novels where you say you don't like them at the beginning and then go with them for a certain purpose. In the end, there is no breakup after the purpose is achieved. The protagonist is so focused on himself.