I Really Didn't Cheat

There is an extra word "fire" in the introduction

A few words, the creativity of this book seems average to me (when I read the introduction), but later I found out that it is a bit interesting. The plot is not a slap in the face, but a daily story. The protagonist is no longer a teenager, but a person who has experienced a lot. He would rather watch the actions of others than solve everything smoothly by himself. Therefore, it looks a bit watery and a bit unacceptable (I think as long as there are no big problems, this approach is very suitable for daily writing). Because it is a daily novel, there are many stories that make people think it is watery, but if you want to read warm daily life, this novel is very good and worth reading.

No matter what you say, I love this book

When I saw the snow fort, I couldn't stand it anymore. My butt determines my thinking. Yes, a person has made a contribution, but it cannot be the reason for him to murder others for his own selfish desires. If it is wrong, it is wrong An enemy is an enemy. No matter how good he has done, he is still an enemy. Ignore the rest and just fight him. As for how much turmoil the death of an important figure will cause, if this is not true, the world will not stop just because of one person Even if it does have an impact, the problem is not big. There are solutions, right? My thinking is very simple Wrong is wrong, right is right, hatred is hatred, kindness is kindness Fan's mistakes will not change because of right mistakes If you are wrong, you have to admit it and you have to pay the price If an apology is useful, why do you need the police? If an apology works and punishment is not implemented Will the price of evil become lower? Yang someone stays

I, Lu Benwei, don't have... Sorry to bother you.

I can't say it's extremely poisonous, I can only say it's vicious. The protagonist is from Su Wen's perspective, but it's like the female character is the protagonist. It's very contradictory, and the heroine is always troublesome to the protagonist. The protagonist is like a nanny. If you can accept it, you can read it. If you can't accept it, it's completely poisonous. As long as you can accept a slutty novel with no B numbers.

Chapters 23 to 33 are really about convincing people to quit. It is obvious that a villain can be intimidated by just a few skills, but the author insists on letting the protagonist battle wits and courage with this gang of people. At one point, Ellie was disconnected and was surrounded by dangers with three burdens. The result is just to pretend to be a fussy Sosou?

Why do so many people say this book is poisonous? Actually, I don't think so, and the drama doesn't have much of a problem. The daily writing is pretty good. In fact, this book is meant for daily reading. If you want to read it as a passionate novel, of course you won't catch a cold. In my opinion, novels are poisonous because the writing is generally poor. In addition, the drama has flaws. The flaws in the drama can also be divided into loopholes and bugs that even people with normal IQs cannot recognize, and conflicts between the novel and the character setting. The writing is good, and the setting is daily writing. The drama is just plain, Buddhist style. It is really a problem if there is a situation where people draw swords against each other when they disagree, and if there is a conflict, it will not stop until there is a conflict. It depends on the poisonous points you choose Why should others let others go if they want to kill you? The protagonist has not even lost his hair, okay? Do you have to swat every fly you meet? It is also said that the protagonist licks the girl, and the girl has a lot of things to do. First, this is a daily novel. The protagonist is very idle and invincible, and basically has no pursuit. The girl has things to do and the novel is easy to advance. Second, if you have pets at home, you will find them annoying. You have a lot to do with a pet, not to mention bringing someone with you. In addition, the Buddhist protagonist and the indecisive one, as well as some who are said to be devils but are actually the Virgin, are two different things. To be honest, this book may have some flaws, but in a big way, there is nothing wrong with it. This is the style of this book. There are other books on the list that I don't like, so if they don't suit me, I don't have to force myself to read them. I have read a lot of passionate and decisive ones, so this book is also very good. The daily writing of the Buddhist protagonist is also quite good. The daily life is like running water, and the ordinary writing is also good.

So, the author is writing about women?

I have read this book 3 times, and each time I could not read more than 30 chapters. I thought to myself, by the way, Avery is the mother of the protagonist?! Need to lick like this?