Kuaiwen: This Female Supporting Role Is Very Evil

Let's clear the air First of all, I'd like to say that overall it's actually pretty good. It's not as good as the well-written fast-travel novels, but it's not bad either. I can barely give it a four out of five. If you don't mind what I'm saying, I still highly recommend it. Also, this introduction is still written as a series, but it has actually been completed. My personal highlights: 1. This is a 1v1 story, there is a male protagonist, but the male protagonist has several dirty little worlds! I quite like the idea of ​​a male protagonist in Kuaishuan novels, but I can only accept this situation if both of them are clean. Otherwise, if the male protagonist is not fixed, depending on the situation, I can barely accept that the male protagonist is unclean. After all, this will count as a double unclean situation. The most important thing is that at the beginning it was clear that the male protagonist had no emotions or physical contact with other women at all, but this happened all the time in the later stages. I thought it was Shuang Jiewen who watched it at first, but it suddenly happened in the later stages. Either this book is divided into two books, and then the protagonist is changed in the later part, which I can accept, but in the early stage, I mistakenly thought it was a pure, sweet and chaste woman doting on a man, and then suddenly told me that the male protagonist is unclean, it is difficult for me to accept it. If I had known that the male protagonist was unclean, I would not have read it in the first place. Moreover, it is the last story. One of the male protagonists has an ex-wife, and the ex-wife always comes to pester him (the original protagonist was also his wife in the previous life). 2. The heroine's character changes slightly in the early and later stages. Originally, I thought the heroine's design was a bit similar to Mingshu, but in the early stages, I thought it was the same story about a strong woman doting on her husband. However, the heroine in this book is quite powerful, but not particularly strong, and she is a type where the strong female character is stronger than the male character. The key point is that most of the heroine's strength comes from the sword given by the hero... The heroine is getting weaker and weaker in the later stages. In several subsequent worlds, she died without the hero coming to save her... I think Ming Shu's book is very female-loving, but this one seems to feel that the heroine is a bit licky, maybe mainly because of her strength. In addition, I personally think that the problem that others have mentioned about the heroine becoming more and more arrogant is okay, but she does like to quarrel with others, but her actions are very good towards people who are nice to her. 3. The male protagonist is really unlikable. Most of the male protagonists in the small world are pretty good, but the characters of the male protagonists who combine their spiritual consciousness are too bad. They are arrogant, narcissistic, and their speech is annoying. They don't take human life seriously at all (some missionaries hindered the plan because they didn't know the situation, and he directly let them all disappear, let alone the people in the small world). Apart from being shy, they can't see any other advantages. To sum up, I think the early and middle stages are pretty good, but my bad spots always appear in the later stages. In the early stage, the male protagonist appeared more frequently (not every time). After the male protagonist appeared once, the male protagonist in the small world did not appear in the middle period. In the middle period, the female protagonist often dressed as a man or a mother. In the later period, she reconciled with the male protagonist, and the male protagonist's small world appeared more frequently. In the next few worlds, the male protagonist always went in to accompany the female protagonist. Mainly because in the early stage, I thought it was a sweet pet novel, but later on it didn't feel that way at all. I think it can be divided into three books.

There is a cp husband in the short story. If you don't like it, don't spray it by mistake.

I used to really like the heroine, but gradually I got a little bit unaccustomed to her. The scary thing is that the heroine gradually becomes the kind of person who relies on the sense of superiority brought by the golden finger to be arrogant. In the later missions, there is no need for intelligence and stratagem at all, and I don't even have basic emotional intelligence. I just rely on my golden fingers and defy everyone's sense of superiority and go my own way. The whole mission reveals that I am awesome, I am cool, my moves are cool, and others can only admire and envy me. I don't know if I am experiencing a bottleneck of inspiration or am I preparing for a big turning point? If a female protagonist becomes the target of being targeted in a cross-travel story, it would be just as sad as in real life, if she meets someone she hates and becomes someone she hates.

The heroine is getting more and more domineering! Dad, is this good?

Has anyone finished reading it? Is the male protagonist that Murong Ye? ? ? It's so annoying, why is there a fixed male protagonist? Another chastity archway is being erected! ! ! ! ! Gave up.

Emm, everyone is Murong Ye, he will never leave for the rest of his life, he is a fixed male protagonist, now that he has seen 187, he is still