Ice Cold************

Don't be a hundred, don't be a hundred. Let's go on without CP. Don't suddenly become a girl and then be with a girl [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry] Don't have too many male protagonists for no apparent reason, and don't have too many female protagonists for no apparent reason. Don't start a harem out of nowhere. [Crying] [Crying] Just keep being cold and aloof.

It might be a little embarrassing, but I think it's okay. I hope that the protagonist will always be a heartthrob without CP. It's great for both men and women to like the protagonist and have unrequited love. Then don't fall in love. Even if you fall in love, I hope the author can pave the way and not look so embarrassed. Then I think it's very interesting, um

I hope you don't lose your vest and don't become a hundred. I hope the protagonist can stay cool like this.

Don't take off your vest, don't take off your vest, don't take it off [face covering]

Can the author post more about Wen Zhaoli, please?

Please no CP. [Personal feeling (it's really my personal feeling, everyone has his or her own feelings about this book, okay, if you think I'm wrong, then it's wrong)]: It's a bit cliche (that's the front), but I think it still has its own thing. I think the plot is quite interesting so far, not boring, because there are many plot points, one after another, first the break-up of the engagement and a slap in the face, then the secret realm, the end of the secret realm is the Chamber of Commerce, then the hunt for monsters, and then the encounter with the demons. Each plot is not long but has a bit of ups and downs. The break-up part may be a bit awkward, but I think it's okay to get through that part, because other parts of this type are more embarrassing. In addition, the protagonist's personality is quite good, at least he doesn't feel obscene like other male protagonists in this kind of novel. It's also good to collide with other characters. Is it possible to have some knocks but no CP? There is another wish, don't forget Xiao Chen! !

It's pretty good, the male lead's performance is pretty good. The author also stands up. It's just that the original character of the male protagonist is a bit... (Maybe it's a matter of personal preference, which makes me feel like I'm just looking at a template.) There are also many details and logic in the work that don't hold up. There are also some classic plot aspects. Suitable for mindless reading.

It's been a while since I've seen a book like this. It's pretty good. I hope it's all single before the finale and doesn't lose horses.

I also don't want to lose my horse too early.

It's very well written and has some new ideas.

Five stars is just the limit of evaluation

This book is very good, but it's a pity that the author is trapped by life and has to work...

Good book, inspiring, I like the invisible vest I caught up with the latest chapter, thumbs up, author, come on

The author writes very well

Looking forward to the protagonist falling off the horse [smile]

Good looking, love to see more

It looks good, but it's just not good enough.

So far, there are no major poisonous spots.

"For Me" is a remake. It was good at first, but when I came back and watched it, it became more and more interesting [face covering]

I like to watch it, but not enough [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]

It's good-looking, really good-looking. It's very comfortable, and the waistcoat didn't fall off. It's also a bit fancy and interesting, and the adventures of the protagonist are also very real.

The plot is very enjoyable, but it seems a bit tight and has some minor flaws. But it doesn't matter, it's still beautiful [laughs][laughs][laughs]