Go on, Main God

If you want to detoxify, it's really hard to persist through the first world. . What the hell, the weak heroine is called kind? After being pushed down the stairs, you didn't think or do anything. It wasn't you who suffered a emotional fall, and you weren't the one who broke your bones and used crutches? Can this be called Three Views Right? Can it be called kindness? Can it be called normal? Normal people would never be able to do this. This is almost like the Holy Mother. You hurt me, it doesn't matter, I don't take it to heart, it's okay. The key is, if your character is the Madonna, it's okay. The Madonna is the Madonna. It's not that you can't watch it, but. . . Tsk. . . If it wasn't a mission, I wouldn't do anything in the end, heroine. . . Hahaha, what else can I say, whether I was stepped on or hit before, I may have broken a bone, or my hand hurt, but in the end, it felt like there was nothing in my heart, and I didn't take it seriously at all. You could even take it seriously and remember it, but you don't! Although the system is a bit broken, I think there is nothing wrong with the evaluation of the heroine. It would definitely be worse if I said it, but it is the truth. It's normal for some people to like it. After all, some people like all kinds of garbage, such as some little fresh meat, some authors who insult China and oppose humanity. That's it, I can't say more, it's disgusting. 🙂

I was attracted by Amway, and after reading it, I thought it was super awesome It's not a traditional slap in the face for the sake of being slapped in the face, but a decision made after considering the situation of the original person. I can say that I like it very much. Moreover, it does not deliberately discredit the original heroine in order to please readers. Although it does not quickly highlight the stature of the current heroine like other similar novels, it also expresses the author's seriousness in conceiving a story and his attitude towards each character.

Looking at it like this, the male and female protagonists should not be together when they grow up. After all, they are falling apart now 🤭 Actually, I really want to know whether these small worlds are plotted worlds in the book, or the real world? The fate of the real world can be easily rewritten. Sometimes if a small deviation occurs, the future may be different. Everyone has real and different ideas. But here, no matter how bad the heroine is, she can't change the course of her destiny, as if it's all destined.

If you first read the reviews, you would mistakenly think that this book is not good-looking, but it is actually very good! It's obviously very humorous... Maybe younger readers can't get the author's humor, and the heroine is often helpless as a minor character. When we were young and in the second grade of middle school, we all had an illusion: I am the best in the world. Whoever messes with me will fight to the death to bite off a piece of his flesh. Whoever is afraid of him... In fact, it is only after I have entered the society for many years that I understand that everyone is just being stubborn Let's slowly understand it The author has life experience, and what he writes is more realistic

Overall it's very good, I think the author wrote it very carefully, but it sometimes feels a bit awkward. You can say that the plot of the small world is set by other gods, so the three perspectives are different. It is also fun for the heroine to complain, but sometimes the heroine's complaints do not give a strong enough position. For example, the magic heir is suspected of collaborating with others to rape his sister. The heroine is speechless throughout the entire process. Even if you question the legitimacy of the matter, argue about it and then argue that there is no way, it is okay, but as if it is natural, classify them as weirdos and that's it. The weirdos can be raped at will. Is it... And there is a subtle sense of contradiction in the whole text. On the one hand, as soon as Mo Ming advocates blackness, the heroine has a correct view of truth, goodness and beauty, but on the other hand, the heroine strongly agrees with the social Darwinism of "the weak deserve what they deserve", from Lin Chuchu's drinking to attract gangsters, to the princess of the Mesopotamia who was robbed by her brother. The heroine of the former has all kinds of contempt, thinking that no matter how much a woman drinks, she deserves to be entangled by gangsters... Come on, it's been 2200 years, women still don't deserve to go to bars? Not worthy of drinking? Okay, after all, Lin Chuchu still has the annoying behavior of refusing to change despite repeated admonitions and calling the police again and again (although I think this is what she should do. There are gangsters every time she drinks, which only shows that the country's public security is not good.) So what's wrong with Princess Surita? ? ? Did she take the initiative to seduce her brother? Deliberately cheating on the existence of the priest? But whatever the heroine said to Mo Ming, it was all because Su Rita was too weak? ... Why is it considered the original sin to be born delicate? I can only say that either the author will write a dark heroine, that the strong will be respected, and that it will be fun, then naturally there will be readers who will like it. Since we want to portray the heroine as a person with good views on three things and not be moved by Mo Ming's urging, we must grasp the setting of "clear right from wrong", otherwise it will be easy to have a sense of double standards, and really change from a taskmaster to a God. Let others do whatever they want, and I am justice. Other than this, the author's writing style and detailed treatment of the story are quite good. It is more comfortable than many fast-traveling articles. I hope you can improve to the next level.

I couldn't figure out why every man in the mission world (a man who fell in love with the heroine) knows that he is not the heroine when he returns to his original form after the heroine leaves? The heroine in the fast-traveling novel I read was very careful to use her original body to counterattack, as if she was afraid of being known. She tried her best to prevent others from finding out or rarely let anyone know. Even if someone knew but the heroine didn't admit it, she tried to imitate the original character as much as possible (of course it had to be slightly changed, but not a big change). And in this novel, all the men who like the heroine in the mission world know the heroine's name? Is this a novel with CP or without CP? If there is no cp, don't let the female protagonist have an affair with a male NPC in every mission world or let a man fall in love with her. After all, a person who leaves after completing a mission will only be unfair to the man who fell in love with her and leave after patting her butt. If there is cp, don't keep a distance from men other than the male protagonist. Otherwise, it is only fair to give the male protagonist a role in each mission world so that the female likes or falls in love with him.

I support Da Da's new book, Kuai Chuan. I hope the storyline is longer. I like the first one about campus. 😊. I confess my love for Da Da's Lucifer and Jin. Will there be a male protagonist in the Kuai Chuan novel? Looking forward to it (๑˙ー˙๑)

Read a novel that makes me angry. It's disgusting to the whole system. The heroine feels like a masochist.

This is too rubbish. . . . . .

The heroine is a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, a bit masochistic.