My Goddess's Arm

🤫 When I heard about the signing, I happily clicked in to reward you. I believed you. Don't say anything while the contract is still on the way.

When reading this novel, I feel like I am reading a novel from decades ago

Pretty good, very interesting setting. [The following only represents my personal opinion. This book is toxic, but it's okay. It's a good book, very refreshing, and some parts can arouse passion.] Basically, there are no problems. The rhythm of the story is well grasped, but some chapters seem a bit draggy. I would like to express my opinion here. The saying "one rush, then fade, three three" is very reasonable. For example, in the reasoning chapter, there are a lot of examples [it seems a bit watery. I personally read the entire first reasoning, only the beginning of the second reasoning, only the ending of the third, and not the fourth. This is probably how I feel] There is also the unofficial history part at the back, which is also a bit delayed [How could the dandy Xu Sheng (?), As the biological son of the family head, not know the truth at the beginning? He himself should know whether the Xu family was responsible for this matter. Of course, it may be that I am filling in too much in my own head] I think the dialogues, interactions, etc. Of the characters are also handled very well. There is nothing particularly embarrassing. I think it is very good. In a lot of novels nowadays, the dialogues between the characters seem to be deliberately arranged, like a puppet show, rather than a story that may take place in a parallel world. But I only saw the middle of chapter 60. The new Princess Changyang (? I don't remember her name very well). The protagonist was so awkward throughout the conversation with her. I wanted to give up the book from chapter 59. Finally, when I saw her going home with the protagonist in chapter 60, I strengthened my determination to give up the book. The protagonist was really poisonous when talking to her. To put it bluntly, it was disgusting. And the interaction between the two of them made me uncomfortable for some reason. That's all my basic thoughts, goodbye🤓🤓

I just saw Chapter 9 and Chapter 10. The reasoning is too redundant, and the writing is not exciting. It feels like superfluous. Then there is the cliché of a master who accepts a master and willingly acts as a waiter. It is really old-fashioned.

The pig's feet don't owe the princess, but they owe some money. Is there something wrong with it?

The author is not very good at writing about his ex, who looks like a fool and is not a kind person.

Idiom Solitaire, goddess arm.

The predecessors occupied by each time traveler are basically scum. Just trash, forget it. The key is that the teenagers are just teenagers with bad conduct. What are they doing? In order to highlight the moral character of the time-travelers? . . 👍

Come on, the author, please update quickly.

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