Show Off, My Lord

After reading two hundred chapters, to be honest, this book is well written, has twists and turns, and is very real. But one thing is that it is really too gay, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. It is understandable that it is funny occasionally, but it is always repetitive, and because the writing feels very real, when I am immersed in the world of the novel, a gay description suddenly comes up, which is a bit unbearable. What is particularly outrageous is that the guards stopped women from approaching the lord, but for a man who had only been in contact with him for less than a few days, he could enter and leave the lord's room at will without permission, and the description of his behavior was also forcibly gay. Does the protagonist know Chris well? Chris has an idea that he has to die while the protagonist is sleeping. There is also a situation where the protagonist knows that the guards have been bribed (no access to the tower stone monument and the lord's bedroom), but he does not punish him and just pretends that it has not happened. Yes, I admire it very much. This is also where the protagonist is conflicted. He says he values ​​the law but despises it at the same time. Of course, after all, as a lord, it is completely understandable to put the law under your butt.

I think that the author is protecting the protagonist as long as he is alive, but he has no principles when it comes to women. His own soldiers were fighting desperately, but he actually fell in love with and killed the enemy queen and even planned to seduce the enemy. Teach the other party how to fight, but never thought about what would happen if they were hostile? There is an obvious conflict of interest between the two, but they are acting out of wishful thinking. Once I saw the protagonist being killed by the queen because of someone he cared about, and then he wanted to blow up the other person. I was still thinking that the protagonist finally grew up, but ended up not fighting anymore after being revived. Attempted homicide and homicide should not be lumped together. Why should the credit for other people's treatment be used as a reason for a murderer to have his sentence reduced? I'm not criticizing the protagonist, I'm criticizing the author. The plot is so disgusting.

Show, that's it? The place that should be exciting is not exciting, but suppressed. Reading a taneda-ryu novel is just for the pleasure, for the pleasure of solving something that is not going well in a simple and crude way. You should take action or not, and you should be decisive or not. Reading novels makes it easy for readers to put all kinds of emotions on them, but instead they accumulate negative emotions and do not vent them out🌝

Spend a dollar specifically to scold: Sophia, that virgin bitch, is really a combination of countless flaws. She is stupid, short-sighted, foolhardy, and dissolute. She was caught twice by the protagonist and ended up with an emotional line inexplicably. These two people have some problems. If you don't know how to write emotional development, don't force it, okay? From beginning to end, I can't tell what the male protagonist is looking at? A bastard spirit? Just a few shakes to steal the hero's heart? Really disgusting. Originally, the descriptions of the details are quite good, but from time to time I always felt like I was being fed two flies, which made the whole book feel like a useless piece of food. It was disgusting to eat and meat was discarded. It was so uncomfortable. You said that you are like most people who rush to the street and ask me to quit at two minutes. I don't care. This could have been written and it makes me feel more and more uncomfortable the more I read it Disgusting - disgusting!

This book is extremely poisonous. The princess, her life-and-death enemy, came to the city twice and was directly released by the protagonist. She was clearly kneeling and licking her, but she also said it was for the sake of her country. Does every author of stallion novels have a princess dream?

The writing is good, but the main character is a bit like a brainless villain

After reading more than two hundred chapters, I have never seen the protagonist take the initiative to execute an enemy. From the beginning of Baron Sarn Aufbich, Prince Sean to Princess Sophia, to the envoys of the Wolf Kingdom and the captured warriors of the Lion Kingdom who see the current chapter. They were all let go for various reasons, from the initial exchange of food for people to the later exchange of gold coins for their lives. Princess Sophia exchanged food for Prince Sean's life, and Baron Sarnoffbic exchanged gold coins for his own life. Now the captured warriors of the Lion Kingdom can redeem their freedom through gold coins. The lord who only kidnaps people and will always give the losers a way to live is truly **** generous.

I was wrong, I was really wrong. I will definitely read the comment section before reading novels in the future.

It was uncomfortable to watch. The little girl in the back was poisoned and died. Haha, the princess made me sick. It would be better for you to just write about the intrigues between nobles, but you don't have a clean butt yet you help this one and that one. The point is that I still have feelings inexplicably. Did you show it off? There's a show there Show nmmp The more I watch it, the more uncomfortable I feel

After reading this book, my mind was very confused. There are too many poisonous points, especially the male protagonist's tolerance for Sophia. Anyway, I couldn't stand it after reading more than a hundred chapters. I really regret adding it to my bookshelf, and even more regretting spending those few dollars. I'm not the kind of old bookworm who has a lot of experience, but after reading it, I was really addicted. The author's writing is pretty good, but I just don't know why he keeps feeding flies. Abandoned, abandoned, not interested.