Douluo Dalu: Ye Lingling Reborn

Seeing that she is really aggrieved now, she doesn't take revenge and even dresses up as a man and teases women all day long. She hides it from Bibi Dong Qian Renxue because she is afraid of being discovered. How can you hide it for the rest of your life? To be honest, it is rare for the original characters to be reincarnated, and the supporting roles are even rarer. I thought there would be a good story, but ended up going high and low. I just want to know what the strategic significance is of you dressing up as a man? If you want to write about Lily, write it in a sweet way instead of being watery and embarrassing now!

There are several shortcomings in this book, and it is quite vicious. 1. The protagonist is a super money-splitting boy. To put it nicely, he is giving away money, and to put it worse, he is stupid. He gives good things for no reason, and it is also very useful to himself. The author should think that they are all his own people anyway, so he just gives it. But sometimes it is really outrageous 2. The character has serious intellectually depressing behavior. 3. Emotions are a bit too casual I summarize these 3 points I don't know if there is anything I haven't summarized, but I can only say that the author still has a lot of room for improvement.

I hope the protagonist is not so strong. Otherwise it would look a bit boring. I want to see the protagonist being bullied by the heroines. The one who can never get up.

Please, what I have posted these days are all those I have posted before. I'm really not interested in how the protagonist got his golden finger. I came here to watch Tang San being tortured. What a shame you have.

Please read it, there are still tens of thousands of words to be put on the shelves, so book friends, please don't keep reading! The outline of this book is probably. Ye Lingxi disguised herself as a man and captured the hearts of girls all over the world. One day when the Dongchuang incident occurred, there will never be peace in the mainland.

In fact, most of those who have been following the book until now are reading Ju Li Tang Qi. I have some doubts whether the plot of the heroine disguising herself as a man meets the needs of these readers. Moreover, this lack of necessity of dual identities can easily make people irritated.

Tang San was a two-faced person who brought Douluo Continent to a pulp, and finally ran away with his troops. Wuhundian, a decent organization, was defeated, and my mentality exploded.

It is suggested here to change the name to Lily Continent (laughs)

. . . To be honest, I would rather see an elegant, mysterious and powerful protagonist. . . And not a shrew…

Did you just find a gunman after it was put on the shelves? It's getting more and more poisonous.