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It's quite interesting, but the life of the male protagonist is much better than that of the female protagonist. If the author is the elder of the male and female protagonist, then the male protagonist is probably a relative, and the female protagonist is a cousin, or even adopted.

Good looking good looking I suddenly discovered a detail, I don't know if it's Xiao Qiaosi Song Yu Yu Yuan The combined surnames of the two people are: Song Yu (Song Yu) The two names together: Yu Yuan (Yu Yuan) (´▽｀)Sweet

The reason why I particularly like this novel is that the heroine has a very strong subjectivity, and it is written entirely from a female perspective. Although the author marked 1v1, and even mentioned in the introduction that there is a "mistress who has not yet taken over", this is precisely the most amazing part of this book! The biggest feeling it gave me was that the female protagonist didn't take the male protagonist seriously at all, she just regarded the male protagonist as a prop to obtain resources. For the heroine, feelings are not as important as her own interests or her own ambitions. The best thing about this novel is also here, because it has broken away from the traditional routine of "once she is in love, the heroine must be in love and compromise for the man." Even with CP, the heroine can still be the absolute core. The so-called "main palace" is just because it is the most useful at the moment, and the "not in high position" is just a backup resource. This mentality of examining all men as resources truly retains subjectivity, and does not make the heroine disabled or dependent on others because of her emotional line. This is truly advanced writing! Highly recommended to sisters who like sober heroines!

Minesweeper: Personally, the writing is good, but the characterization of the heroine is really spoiled. Can you tell, she doesn't even know she has to do work at work. OS, I know that reading novels makes me lose my mind, but I can't put them away. This is just a way to clear the air for people like me. Then there is the boast: I particularly like this kind of novel where the heroine is not reborn and is the best in the world, and the author's writing is not so embarrassing, and there is no Feng Aotian script, mua! Then I really like the heroine's character that doesn't cause internal friction.

Nice! ! Actually, I didn't have much hope, because I particularly don't like reading stories where the protagonist has incorrect views. I read this book to kill time. I found that the heroine is not as described in the author's introduction. She is really a very cute girl. It is not so much that she is dark and jealous, but that her desire to live is too strong. I was surprised by this but understand it, because everyone has a strong desire to live. Although it is usually invisible, people will never want to die when it comes to life and death. Moreover, the heroine has a broad perspective on major issues. She can distinguish priorities, and she is very cute. She has the feeling that others will rub their noses when pampering her. I really only commented after I saw it half way through, it's really nice. [KISS][KISS][KISS] I take back what I said, what should I say next? I feel like the heroine is weak and not trying hard enough. A person who has died once is reborn. In order to survive, she must show a state of hard work, because she knows that if she does not work hard, she will not survive. But the heroine gave me a very strange feeling. She was really working hard, but she also felt lazy and contradictory. In that outsourced copy, according to ordinary people's thinking, if you don't know the rules of the game, you should try to follow the copy, right? Why didn't the heroine even read the notes and files sent to her by the administrator? Doesn't this really make her look stupid? (Apology with sharp words) And she did violate the company's policies on some things. How could she be wronged? Just like getting snacks or something. Maybe no one told her at that time, but at least she broke the rules, and she shouldn't feel aggrieved when she talked to the male protagonist later. I don't care about a person, whether she is weak in the early stage, nor her sense of deservingness, because this is an inherent shortcoming of human nature, and it is also the relative charm of a person. Once written, it will bring great charm to this person. But the heroine doesn't work hard, and she doesn't reflect on problems when they happen. She only envies and then envy others. She is weak and lazy. What I want to see is the heroine becoming a big boss, instead of relying on luck and the help of the hero to pass the dungeon and still be complacent. Well... On the contrary, she is not very likable with this kind of personality. (Ps: Is the heroine really the author's daughter)

I came here as a book reader and unexpectedly discovered that the plot was pretty good, so I read it to the end. In fact, many of the book reviews mentioned the male protagonist of Celestial Dragon. The setting of this book is the male protagonist of Pingshuangwen, so I read on. The original heroine undoubtedly had her own charm. She is timid but dares to fight hard, fights hard for the blind box, and does many things to survive. Everything became "sweet and pampered" after the male protagonist appeared. The female protagonist began to show off her cuteness frequently, and the male protagonist began to "pamper" her. The whole article started to become stereotyped, especially when I saw the recent company copy. Maybe there isn't much content to expand on? Not seeing the heroine's actions at all, she started waiting to be rescued. I hope that the female protagonist can be more independent in the later stage. It doesn't matter whether she relies on her own rise or the male protagonist. Whether it is self-love or love from others, it should essentially support and support, open the way for it, and let it bloom; rather than treating it as laissez-faire as a little pet. This is not an affirmation of one's own strength, but a contempt for the heroine. There are not many male and female characters in this book, but there are relatively few highlights on the girls. I think any man's qualities can be applied to a woman. She can be greedy, cunning, and lustful, but she can also be rational, calm, and arrogant. They should have more complex performances, please give them human charm, not female charm. Book friends, see you again by fate. (Os, I read a book before, and a book friend suggested that a very distinctive male character in the book be changed into a girl. It doesn't feel inconsistent when reading, but it adds a highlight to the book. Here, the female character in the book is changed into a boy, which is also very interesting. Who said that boys can't follow the strong, haha)

I came here from AI comics, but the novel turned out to be better! ! ! I know many people say that the heroine has always been so weak and has no beauty. Come on, the author has said that he favors female grandmothers, and many people just like this. They have seen too many heroines who are calm, intelligent, and powerful in martial arts, and we are not allowed to have weaker heroines who are pure heartthrobs. I just like that everyone revolves around the heroine, no reason is needed. Carrots and vegetables all have their own preferences, but I am the author of this one. I rely on her for comfort every day. Don't get away with scolding me. Teacher, please believe in yourself, you are really suitable for the female grandmother type [blowing kiss]

After reading it for a while, it was quite interesting. The heroine's character is very interesting. She is not the perfect heroine, nor is she very smart. Her strength lies in her decisiveness. The psychological description is also very interesting. It is a very good novel.

It doesn't mean that the heroine has the ability to crush everyone from the beginning to the end. To portray a flesh-and-blood character that makes people like her does not necessarily mean to give her the strongest and most extraordinary props in the entire world view, nor does it necessarily mean that she will stop love and only pursue her career. Taro Yuan is a character who is a bit cute and clever, and has his own selfish motives without appearing to be very cold-blooded. Moreover, the props the author gives to Taro Yuan are very interesting, which will attract readers more than the male protagonist's props that tend to show off. Watching the heroine grow up step by step will make it easier to like this character than if she was a Celestial Dragon from the beginning. Looking forward to the next plot Blindly obsessing over whether strong women are stronger than men, and then labeling them as lovers of men will make the novel lose its fun.

It looks good. The heroine is an evil little cake with invincible beauty. She has the strongest sense of deservingness in the world and knows how to appreciate her own evil Big Brother. However, when she finds that she has a high probability of being unable to defeat the opponent, she will unlock the dark rat personality and wait for thirty years to Hedong and thirty years to Hexi. She is a flexible and flexible little emperor. The male protagonist is Long Aotian, who has been in love with the female protagonist at first sight (or lust) for his whole life, but don't worry about him, he has his own rhythm. He is good at washing underwear with a cold face, blowing props with a cold face, hitting the mistress with a cold face, and hating that the bright moon is not shining alone on me. Once the heroine offends him, he will "severely" snub her in his heart. In fact, he has unilaterally locked himself into the cold palace. Then a bunch of mistresses who didn't care about the whole world swarmed towards the evil Bigger. The rhythm of the plot is not sluggish, it is very humorous, and it is a lighthearted little novel that can bring happiness to people. I hope to complete the book and add more in the future. If I care about the growth of the heroine, I will say more. At least I see that the heroine gains and improves after every dungeon. The connections, props, and experiences gained are all helpful to the heroine. It is normal for growth to be slow due to restrictions in the early stage. Everything is difficult at the beginning. The stage where you obviously feel like a boss is probably after chapter 120. If you go to the in-app purchase, you will come back, which is a leap-forward improvement. Of course, the heroine is not the kind of personal hexagonal warrior who is full of wits and physical strength. She does not play according to the routine, and has a sense of evil cultivation that cannot be chosen, which is still very satisfying. What I like most is to become a big boss and be admired by everyone, but I must endure the least hardship and take the shortest path. I don't like the type of people who have to eat without hardship. It can be said that the heroine does not regard "becoming a boss" as a career endeavor, but as a hobby. She simply likes to be a "bking" and is jealous of every Tianlong who is "bking" better than her.