Warrior, Do You Really Want to Kill Me?

Overall, it is good. The writing is very clean and has the feel of a Western fairy tale. The plot is not draggy. It is very comfortable and smooth to read. The female protagonist is very strong and cute, and the second female protagonist is also tough, brave and longing for freedom as a princess. I can't read much about the male protagonist for the time being (I have only read a dozen chapters, and so far I only know that the male protagonist is very strong and loyal). I like to watch the heroine and the second heroine get along and enjoy their friendship. The only thing that made me a little uncomfortable was that the heroine was injured when she pretended to be a princess and lured the hero away. When the male protagonist saw that the female protagonist was injured and kept silent, he thought to himself that the female protagonist was different from other delicate aristocratic ladies. Those aristocratic ladies would cry a few times if they were pricked by a rose thorn. Just... I understand that she wants to bring out the strength of the heroine, and wants the male protagonist and readers to see the advantages of the heroine, but this kind of description always makes people a little uncomfortable, and it feels like she is stepping on other passers-by to praise the heroine. (Purely my personal opinion, maybe I'm too sensitive, don't spray if you don't like it)

It's very beautiful, very warm, and the rhythm is good. I like to eat, eat, eat. Who doesn't love delicious food? It would be great if the recipes were richer. I'm so greedy for barbecue and seafood that I can't sleep. Maybe it doesn't fit the typical super-fast-paced relationship model, but I like this kind of steady flow. The first story feels like it cannot escape the longevity theory, but I like it. The author did not forcefully pursue the traditional ending of marriage between the male and female protagonists. The relationship of loving each other until old age (only the male protagonist grows old) is also very good. The male protagonist can stay with the female protagonist he loves until the last moment of his life.

It's super good-looking, and the character design accurately touched my heart. I really like that the heroine has super strength, which means that no matter how the plot develops, the heroine has the strength to deal with it (the heroine controls ecstasy) 💕 💕 And behind the big woman, there should be a few gentle and considerate people, whether they are princesses or brave men, who will surrender to the charm of the heroine.

It's equal to the rest of the family. It's pretty. The heroine Jiang Wuyu is very strong, very cute, loves to eat, and is a very kind little dragon. The male protagonist Ren is also very powerful. The story is also very novel. The 1v1 in the introduction is that there is a male protagonist in every world or there is only one male protagonist Ren ㅎㅅㅎ

Unique, the heroine has powerful abilities, does not need to rely on others, and has her own set of logic for understanding the world. Know people's feelings without falling into them. I like the big text. The women in it feel like there are rebellious flowers growing out of the greenhouse like princesses, and there are stubborn and loving elders like Martha. In this novel, the power of women is so clear. Love is only one source of human power. Equally important are the friendship between women, the group image among the crew, the power of passing from generation to generation, and the belief of the people. In Da Da's writing, the rich emotions of human beings are reflected in many aspects, and the diversity of human beings is also described. There are consequences of betrayal and loyal devotion, making every short story full of pictures. I really like Da Da's description of women's talents. I think this is a manifestation of female dominance. It does not mean that she is strong, or that she seems to be female, but in fact she needs to conquer men to conquer the world. In the novel, women's empathy is the root of the princess' ability to better rule the king. The girls in the article themselves are more resilient, tenacious, and able to endure pain and pressure, which makes them powerful and convincing.

It's a unit story, I like it, it's interesting and I love to read it. I started watching it from the second story. It has an independent and complete world view. The plot and emotions are equally divided. The male protagonist's absolutely loyal dog is really the female protagonist's dog. The character design of the heroine's baby is really cute, and the author's writing is really good. After reading a lot of books with mediocre writing, I really felt that the author was a genius. He fed me well and made me eat deliciously.

It's good-looking and fun, the heroine is cute and cute, and the hero is also very good at putting aside reality and not talking about self-strategy. The two of them laughed together to death, and it has basic logic. There is no brainless plot of pretending to be a slap in the face, and there is no competition between females and males for the time being (I don't mean that there must be competition between females and males. Occasionally, it is normal, as long as it is not written in a brainless way). The plot is quite compact, and the reader is very good at digging holes. It is a fascinating read. The five-star praise encourages the author.

I! Book review 90!!!! Looking at it now, it's quite novel. The content is novel, the emotional line is exciting, the female protagonist is a monarch and the male protagonist is a minister (can the male protagonist be able to eat, it seems to be pure love?), The plot is not procrastinating, the writing is good, there are no insulting words for women, the female protagonist is super strong, and a natural superior (this monarch tastes great)!!!! There are relatively few chapters, and the world line is not complete (for example, will the heroine have memories of the previous worlds in the future, or is it just a small independent world?). Let's see the subsequent development.

The one who especially dotes on the heroine! The female protagonist's baby is very powerful, and the interaction with the male protagonist is also very sweet. To be honest, I really like this kind of thing where the female protagonist is not attracted yet, but the male protagonist conquers herself first, it's so delicious! The first world is very exciting after watching it, and I am looking forward to the second world!

The female protagonist is completely cute and charming. The supporting characters in each story also have their own highlight moments. The male protagonist is also very cute. In short, they are all cute. Anyone who can write such a novel is also a cute person! Wait for the boss to update! [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]