The Dog-Licking Terminator, the Goddess Is All Me

It took me a whole day to read it, it was very interesting. Added a bit of female channel pseudo-humanistic elements to the story. There are nine women, each one has a story. Time goes by very quickly, and there are a lot of pretense and slaps in the face, but very few. The whole book has a lot of joyful elements. The first heroine Liu Ruyan is really as good as Emperor Ruyan. She is the kind of scumbag that the male protagonist is willing to be inferior to. She is a scumbag with pure talent. She has been a scumbag for decades. She ran away for more than ten years and came back to form twelve rich and powerful Avengers. It is awesome. She has been a scumbag in many endings. She can't even count. This book should be called A Scumbag Girl Raised a Scumbag Man. [Laughing and crying] There is absolutely no romance in the book, there is only one male protagonist.

It's a very good book, not abusive, and enjoyable. The female channel plot story is written using modern male channel writing methods, and the second male lead wins. There is no crazy and illogical female channel in it, it is more realistic. Although the layout of the rebirth is a one-off, at least it does not focus only on love. It is a bit flawed, but it is very good. It's a pity that it doesn't taste like green tea [laughs][laughs]

Very good, but the plot and timeline took a sudden turn

Okay, just a little short

[Face-covering][Face-covering] The writing is good, but the feeling is a little too cool. Every time the plot is slapped in the face, I feel that I can't get up or down.

Will all members awaken their past life memories, because some characters inexplicably know things about themselves in their previous lives?

Very nice, I like it

Later, the protagonist's roles became less and less. The protagonist kept describing, did he want us to take part in it? [Chigua]

I can't stop laughing. The plot is quite interesting. The protagonist is very good at torturing the original male protagonist.

Tortured 🐢, why is this book not rated?