Behind the Scenes: I Just Want to Live, but I Live Like a Gangster in All Worlds

I think it's quite good. It's not fun if it's too small, and it's not fun if it's too big. It's just right like this. Anyway, I don't think I can think of doing this kind of operation with words. It's quite novel [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

I quite like the appearance of the protagonist (I just love this kind of thing). It is similar to the Shozuna style. The plot is quick and concise. The advantage is that it is very enjoyable to watch in one sitting and there are almost no poisonous points. The disadvantage is that there are no memorable points. It is not attractive to read after catching up with the latest (there should be a lot of book lovers).

Four stars for encouragement. The early transition is quick and doesn't drag out. At the beginning, I said that the protagonist is selfish, which is indeed the case. If you mind, don't watch it. I rather like this beginning. Now that I have read Chapter 17, it doesn't seem too poisonous. But the protagonist has risen so quickly, I don't know what will happen next.

This is the true invincible text of all realms

It's okay, but the main character's stuff feels like it's all given by entries, and there isn't much research on Goldfinger.

Very good. Update soon.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Very nice Wanjiewen

It feels very good

Come on, it's very well written.

After reading it, I still prefer this kind of thing. I personally recommend it.

Not bad, but the emotional expression of the characters is a bit lacking

The pace is quite fast, but there is less daily life. Most of the time is spent on the main plot. The protagonist could have more daily life. Overall, it is good. I finished reading it in one sitting [OK]

If you keep pretending to be a pet, it will be difficult for you to become a human.

I like the author's style and picked it up from another book.

It looks good, but does it have a female protagonist?