Gao Wu: Forced into the Front Line, I Went Crazy!

It's okay. It's considered one of the best things about tomatoes. But the part about the Black Demon Society or the Zhanming Society still feels a bit forced and lyrical, and I can't stand it. It's too forced. If the author can't write about the relationship between the protagonist and those people, then don't write it. I think the protagonist can be lonely and stand outside the world, not participating in other people's feelings. It feels very cool. I wonder if the author can open a book like this. Yes, even if it is this subject, anyway, don't want a heroine, don't engage in ambiguity. What kind of love does a person want? But you can have some friendship, but it is best to be dead, you can use it as Bai Yueguang And why do you writers want to give weapons a gender? I simply don't understand. There are so many of these. I can't stand seeing this. If you are going to write the kind of protagonist plot I mentioned, it is best for the protagonist to be aloof, and in order to pursue power, he can endure any pain in the world, and he can also have some desperate breakthroughs, but it cannot be just right. This will be too fake and affect the perception. It is better to be pretentious. But in general, what you write, author, is still good. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I won't read your new one if I'm not interested in it. I still hope you can read my review [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] and give me a four-star encouragement.

It's good to watch, but fortunately there's no particularly typical plot.

Thank you for your support. If there is anything bad or toxic, feel free to point it out. Feel free to scold me if you don't have a heart. [Salute]

The protagonist is always on the edge of life and death. Come on, author! Write a satisfying work!

Generally keep working hard

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My brother is good. This is the real story with its own personality. Come on better from now on!