This Young Master Is More Than He Seems

Perfectionists will not accept that their loved ones are right and wrong, and have contradictory personalities.

The worldview of this book has never been expanded upon. The author could actually add some more, otherwise it would be a bit confusing. (Not referring to the content of the story), there is too little written about the real world. If you completely intend to abandon the real world, you can explain it, but it seems not so far. After finishing the dungeon, you will go back, and there will be something similar to a player group. 1. Is the setting of the real world, high martial arts or low martial arts (it seems to be low martial arts at the moment), a parallel world similar to the earth? 2. The real world's understanding of the chaotic world. How are players selected? Is it voluntary or random? Do ordinary people have knowledge of the chaotic world? Or is it similar to the kind of player who cannot reveal information when they return to the real world. 3. How do players communicate with each other? Is it a real-life communication similar to a thriller park, or is there a place for players to communicate in their daily lives, away from the real world? (Similar to reincarnation) 4. Are the connections between the real world and the chaotic world independent of each other, or can the chaotic world affect the real world? 5. At present, it seems that the ghosts in the chaotic world should know the real world and the identity of the players. How do they know this? 6. The person who connects players with the world of chaos? I didn't see anything like management or gods appearing. 7. The protagonist's life experience and interpersonal relationships in the real world can also be explained. At present, it is understood that he has always lived alone, and it has not been explained too clearly. Talking about it can also enrich the character's image. The above are just some humble opinions. Maybe the author will gradually introduce them in the future, but based on the progress I have seen so far, I am quite confused.

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The duchess is not a virgin, the heroine is not a virgin, the author really dares to write it 🤓

It's interesting that the heroine looks like this

I have a question that I hope you guys can answer. I flipped through the table of contents of the book, and how did I find that the heroines throughout the book were all kind of ladies and princesses? Could it be that they are all wives? If so, I won't watch it. I really don't have any feelings for married women.

Chapter 93 is so poisonous. Can't we just seal him with a talisman? It's so funny to pretend to be a b

The first one is to persuade you to quit... You have to do something different, right? How can there be so many obsessive-compulsive disorders in reality?

I will review and revise it carefully. Thank you for your support of this book!

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