My Lady, the Holy Maiden of the Demon Cult

I haven't read much, so here are some thoughts on birthday celebrations ①The first is to take my wife to buy birthday gifts for my father-in-law. As a government official who was dismissed from his position, the key to attending the Qiu Wei Examination was to leave his wife behind and go alone, which would take at least half an hour. In this era, a woman is allowed to stand alone and wait outside the house, not to mention what her wife thinks. Is this approach appropriate alone? ②Then there is birthday greetings. The first time someone pointed a sword between his eyebrows, he was definitely hostile. But what's the logic of taking action first if you can't beat him? Especially when it comes to showing off, to be honest, he looks a bit like a clown, the kind of person who can't win but keeps whining. ③Then there is cousin Su Cheng during dinner. When they meet for the first time, the protagonist takes the initiative to introduce the work. Regardless of whether he is sarcastic or kind-hearted, the protagonist comes up and gives advice to the other person. Who likes to be taught how to do things? What's more, in everyone's eyes, the status gap between the two sides is huge. What were the concepts of five-rank officials and unranked yamen servants in ancient times? The protagonist is definitely not as good as the other person, so what does the words of advising the other person mean in the eyes of others? Arrogant and arrogant. People can't be so self-centered just for their own momentary pleasure. They have to consider their wife's feelings and situation. I don't know how many book lovers still like this kind of character. Especially old readers tend to be mature, light, free and steady. They are all discussions about the plot. If you have different ideas, you are welcome to exchange them. Only by arguing can new ideas burst out.

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The genre is daily love, but the article is already about marriage! Expect!

He Miao was written by a girl, right? In the following chapters, the female protagonist slapped the male protagonist three times. The last time she slapped him was because he didn't keep her. It was obviously her own divorce. Why should she blame the male protagonist? She must be sick. The heroine did something wrong and didn't even apologize at all. She thought she was wrong. Go away, rubbish!

There is something wrong with the protagonist's mentality, and the author forces all kinds of cognitions on the protagonist. I wanted to write the protagonist as a military advisor who just goes with the flow, but he gets slapped in the face every time. For example, after traveling through time for a year, I met two police officers. They were overlords and had prostitutes. The protagonist went with them in order not to be isolated and paid every time. After a few chapters, one of the agents turned black and the other turned stupid. The protagonist was very heartbroken. These are their two best brothers! For example, when the protagonist took over the Taoist sect, he was surrounded by several great masters. He cut off his Dantian in order to marry his demonic wife. . . It's the same as the Zhang Cuishan and Yin Susu section of Yi Tian Tu Long Ji. . . You are a modern person traveling through time, not an ancient person like Zhang Cuishan. Will you be bound by the ethics and morals of the past?

From the time the protagonist started practicing Qi, he gradually became extremely poisonous. From sweet articles to sadistic stories, he began to write that the protagonist was unparalleled in resourcefulness and the most disgusting character of a good person. He was subjected to various calculations along the way, especially poisoning, and he basically never killed anyone. In addition, when facing many enemies without any back-up, he was destructed in his pubic area after a few words and almost died. Is he worthy of your wife? Refer to Zhang Cuishan. Then there is the value of force. At first I thought it was an ordinary martial arts, so I will just use tactics. Later I found that the force was quite high, and it would be disgusting to resort to tactics. In the early stage, I thought that the masters were so precious, and there were only two or three masters in the world's most powerful forces. Later, dozens of masters fell at every turn. In short, I like to watch that kind of sadistic master. The protagonist is constantly being plotted, and even in the finale, he still does not forget his original intention (the heart of the Holy Mother). Highly recommended. (The author should have wanted to kill more decisively in the middle, but I don't know why he has been hesitant. Every time the protagonist wants to kill someone, he is rescued. It's just once. If he keeps being rescued, he will not be happy with both sides). In addition, it would be better if the protagonist is an aboriginal. After all, the education is different, but the time traveler is haha. Why don't people like it? Because the protagonist is a time traveler, but what he does in the early stage is in line with the readers' three views and behavioral logic. But why don't people like it later, because everyone will take the role of the protagonist. Behind the character is a behavioral logic that conforms to the current world (for example, someone will destroy his pubic area after being criticized for a few words), but it does not conform to the behavioral logic of a time traveler, especially young people who do not obey and break the rules. The protagonist is bound by the word etiquette. It should not be said that it creates an image of a modern person who does not care about etiquette in daily life, but at a critical moment in the plot, the image of an ancient person is bound by etiquette, so the reader vomits blood. This is a contradiction.

I haven't read it yet, but I found it very uncomfortable after reading the introduction. Love is sacred. Is loving someone one-sidedly true love? For example, one of the two teachers in the mountain village fell in love with the other. She fell in love with the way he spoke in a smooth and generous manner when he left the mountain to a small county town, without any restraint. She fell in love with living in poverty but did not worry about life and was optimistic every day. But suddenly she discovered that her father left him a million, and you will find out at this time. It turns out that he can be cautious, it turns out that he doesn't worry about life, it's because he really doesn't need to worry. Of course he would not envy the second-hand Wuling Hongguang that Liu Ergou drove back from the village. But he will also envy all kinds of luxury cars. Of course he would not envy Liu Ergou's brick bungalow. But he will also envy the various luxury villas online. Does she still love him? Is it really him she loves?

The witch

I have read a lot of disgusting articles in Qidian. This is my first time to break the defense. The author is really good at it 😁 Brothers who haven't seen the later period can just watch the end of Volume 2. There are basically knives in the back, the kind of critical attacks with knives.

Looking at the title, I thought it was a dog food novel, but when I entered it, I found out that it was a fantasy novel, and then it turned into a historical hegemony novel about intrigues and intrigues. The description of this female supporting role makes it seem like she could have a harem.