[Quick travel + evil girl + plunder + 1vn Shura field + the most beautiful in the book + clean male + dog training]
Lintang is a bad woman.
What she is best at is to make everything she wants become her own with that innocent and harmless face.
She never took the initiative to offer kindness, but just "happened" to appear when they were most vulnerable, "accidentally" said a few words they wanted to hear most, and "conveniently" did a few things that they would remember forever.
Then what? Then they chased after them themselves.
No matter how affectionate the hero is, no matter what childhood sweetheart, no matter what the proud son of heaven - in front of her, they all can only bow their heads.
Good women get fame, bad women get everything.
[World One: The Crown Prince of Beijing? Bai Yueguang who loves to show off? Sorry, your boyfriend, I want to make a decision]
[World 2: A female teacher with big breasts and a slim waist × the school belle's sports student boyfriend, who loves dogs and uses human power to form a small group to bully classmates? It doesn't matter, I accept the position of school beauty and your powerful boyfriend]
Reader comments
The writing is pretty good, but for some reason the heroine's calculations only made me feel tired. The more precise the heroine's calculations, the less valuable the men's feelings seem. The more calculating the heroine is, the cheaper the feelings she gets seem to be. It seems that the feelings of those men and her calculations are just an equation, and the problem-solving process is lined up line after line. It seems that the heroine is too tired. In addition, there are too many repeated words and phrases, which makes me tired.
Who would like the male protagonist? After reading ten or twenty chapters, I just feel that the male protagonist has changed his mind and likes to blame others. Then the female supporting role has no brain in love and is possessive and has a strong desire to share. The heroine is the most beautiful in the world. Men don't deserve it. [Laugh]
The context is confusing and the writing style is inconsistent, like an AI product
The writing is pretty good, but for some reason the heroine's calculations only made me feel tired. The more precise the heroine's calculations, the less valuable the men's feelings seem. The more calculating the heroine is, the cheaper the feelings she gets seem to be. It seems that the feelings of those men and her calculations are just an equation, and the problem-solving process is lined up line after line. It seems that the heroine is too tired. In addition, there are too many repeated words and phrases, which makes me tired.
Who would like the male protagonist? After reading ten or twenty chapters, I just feel that the male protagonist has changed his mind and likes to blame others. Then the female supporting role has no brain in love and is possessive and has a strong desire to share. The heroine is the most beautiful in the world. Men don't deserve it. [Laugh]
The context is confusing and the writing style is inconsistent, like an AI product