My Wife Is a Big Boss

Saving the wife drives the plot, don't you dare stop doing it~ It was okay before, but since the potato passed away, all kinds of fancy ways to save the wife are almost making me sick~ Finally, this trend is almost dead, do you still want to do archaeology? It's enough to save you once, it's not over yet~

Come on, author, give me a piece of food and grass, I hope there will be more

The first fan belongs to me ! ! The unruly people retreat! ! !

Tell your dad how old it is now, what age did BYD's guide recommend?

Is Rang now a prude or a serious person? Why don't you like novels with multiple heroines? To be honest, I can't stand it without a heroine. Every time there is a heroine, I have more desire to watch.

The author has enough. Even the fishmen dare not accept the heroine like this. See the previous one.

The writing is quite good, and I often make people laugh. However, in the early stage, there are a lot of clichéd plots about the abuse of the main character, and there is also a harem. It seems that it is because of the harem that there are so many clichéd plots, so there are too many female characters, and there are too few plots for the players, especially the male characters. Yes, there are various complicated settings in the later stage. As for game writing, those who want to see the protagonist show off are discouraged by the abused master, those who want to see the player's plot are discouraged by the harem, and those who want to read the game are discouraged by a large number of fantasy characters, that is, powerful NPCs. It combines too many things. The writing is good, but the plot and characters are terrible. Writing: Four Stars Plot: Three Stars Characters: Three Stars

I heard that the main character missed the girl. I heard that the main character missed the girl? It's a pity. I originally wanted to watch it, but I stopped watching it and ran away...

What does the quality of a book have to do with the number of female protagonists? Some books are known to be harem novels as soon as they read the title or introduction, or at most the book reviews. However, a group of people insist on reading them, and after reading them, they still comment on them from a moral high point. It is really (the saint is like a Buddha after the fact)

It is said that some of the heroines have no previous experiences. Will they still fall in love with the protagonist? Even if they have feelings, they will be different from before. Unless that part of the heroines can gain previous experiences and feelings, or other methods, it will always feel like the previous heroines have completely different feelings from the current ones.