Quick Time Travel Battle for Planes

Coming from Yan Ling next door, I looked at the novel and found it quite good. I wanted to see if there were other works, and then I saw this one. To be honest, I didn't want to read it when I saw Chapter 5 of "I Don't Want to Fall in Love with a Monster." Why is there an ambiguity with a man in every story? Is there no cp or should the male protagonist make it clear? First it was Feng Ming in the first world, then Shang Yi in the second world, and Wu Huan in the latter. Their final endings were very strange, as well as the attitude of the system. The system did not seem to issue tasks to let the protagonist abuse the scum. It seemed that the purpose of issuing tasks was to let the protagonist have a relationship with that man. Don't say goodbye. Tell me that Chun Chun is just for falling in love, and it won't be another male protagonist. I saw that the tweets were for Wu CP. I can only say that Feng Ming and Shang Yi are okay, but Wu Huan. Although the reason for sitting on the thigh is because of the bumpy carriage, this plot is also written by people. Besides, how can the bumpy carriage be subverted? When you were a national master in the first world, weren't you used to riding in a horse-drawn carriage? Why do you have to write this kind of thigh-sitting plot? I was really disgusted when I saw it. I always thought that this kind of romance novels were for novices. Generally speaking, this book is really not as good as the one next door. For example, about the protagonist's thoughts, Yan Ling obviously thinks more than the protagonist of this book. Although that book also feels a bit mindless and cool, it is better because the protagonist has a brain and the writing style is also more humorous. Another advantage of that book is that it does not mention too much. In love, there is no plot where a man must fall in love with the heroine after meeting her, which is really good. Although this book is also humorous, I feel that the writing style is not of the same level. And there are similar plots in the two books, such as the part about abduction. This story is also included in Yan Ling's book. Even the two protagonists' styles of dealing with things are somewhat similar. For example, they both Some people were punished and then hung on trees. For example, they took away the chickens and ducks raised in the villagers' homes. For example, they called the police after the punishment. However, the specific description is still better in Yan Ling's book. Generally speaking, as soon as the book was written with ambiguity, I felt that it was very cheap. If you really want to write about strong women, you should not write this kind of ambiguity. If you really say that it is not a slicing male protagonist, then Don't have this kind of boys in every world. The more you read, the more you feel uncomfortable with it. Moreover, the writing style of this book is a bit childish and stiff. For example, in terms of system, this system is obviously not as good as 138. To be honest, when I compare the two books, which one is better? The key is that this one was written later. I don't understand this even more. The writing style has deteriorated too much.

Is there a male protagonist? It's better to be clear than to be vague~

When I see Wu Huan and these guys, I feel so panicked. Will he really develop into a male protagonist in the future?

After reading it, there is no ambiguity in every story. It's just that every man disappears in a strange way. It won't end up being a time travel with the same male protagonist, right? I'm panicking. I'm currently watching it as if there's no cp and no male protagonist.

My heart hurts! Really, now that it's on the shelves, you still keep updating every day, patting your heart and saying, your conscience won't hurt!

Does anyone know where the author is? Will this Wen know how to be a eunuch? Do I still want to subscribe?

Before you go, post a chapter about this book and call on your book friends. Say you have opened a new book and draw people back. If I hadn't looked through your author's personal information, I wouldn't have known you had opened a new book. How about making a fortune in silence like this? 😂

Big cheers. 😆😆😆😆😆😆

Is there a male protagonist? No male protagonist? Have you made a reservation yet?