Me and My Doll Sisters

The plot and copy are quite interesting, but the character of the male protagonist is completely inconsistent with his personality and actions. I don't understand why he has to say the most profound words and do the softest things.

Good guy, did the author get in? Enlightenment in Longchang

This setting is a bit like a certain eunuch book...

I originally liked the theme, but each mission seemed a little different. Forget about the confrontational ones. The cooperative ones gave me the feeling that without the protagonist, everyone would definitely die. Could it be that the protagonist would increase the difficulty of the dungeon? I really don't understand how those people lived in the dungeon before. Is the only reason for the existence of the dungeon to allow the protagonist to upgrade and trade?

The protagonist is worse than a dog. You work for others, and they want to kill you. You really can't even get a penny, and you have to be watched anytime and anywhere, and they want to kill you. What the hell does a dog have to eat? You have nothing, and someone is pointing a gun at you, yet you still work for others

I feel like I can't read this book with my brain. Many parts of it don't make sense when I read it with my brain. I have watched 4 trial spaces so far. I can only say that the difficulty is high enough, the mortality rate is extremely high, and the rewards are very small. The protagonist received two S evaluations and the total is only 1800 points + 1 cat, 1 dog and two pets. The fourth space only gave 60 points. The protagonist borrows 1,000 points from an acquaintance in order to buy an A-level prop. It's outrageous that the acquaintance has tens of thousands of points. Although she said it's not all hers and can't be used casually, since the points can be exchanged, even a bar owner can collect tens of thousands of points. So it's not difficult for the official to collect hundreds of thousands of points, right? Isn't it difficult to quickly build an NB special operations force? You must know that the protagonist can only use B-level props in NB. He can't even get 5,000 points, and his strength can crush the official special forces team. Let's talk about the extremely high death rate in the trial space. Basically, out of forty people who entered, at most seven or eight people came out alive (although it was not explicitly stated whether they would die if they died in the space, but there was a three-person team in the fourth trial space who said that they were originally a five-person team, because of the previous trial. I believe strangers, so two teammates died, which shows that if space dies, reality will die as well). In terms of this death rate, the humans who are still alive are either the elite among the elite or the monster among the monsters. It is unimaginable that they can still build middle schools to teach students, and even one experimental subject killed thousands of students.

I want to complain about the first dungeon. The protagonist died wherever he went, but he was fine on his own. Anyone with no brains would know that there was something wrong with him, and he appeared in the boost room, so everyone would be on guard, and they stupidly let him follow.

Good Guys Tag Comprehensive Comics Time Traveling Through Daily Life, the person in the profile was not identified to me until the end of the first copy of Chapter 7. No wonder no one has written it. The author of the first suspense script you wrote was very proud of yourself. At least when I read the introduction, I thought it was a time-travel love story. As a result, you were in a suspenseful dungeon in the main god space in the first few chapters, which made people confused. Where is my doll sister? I thought being a fan of lv4 books would allow you to abandon the golden three-chapter rule.

I was really confused at first and couldn't understand the world view. But after reading it, it was okay. The title of the book is about my sister, but the content doesn't really interact with my sister much. It's a Baishui plot. Some parts do feel a bit strange if you think about it carefully. Not attractive anyway

I first read more than 40 chapters of this book and felt very uncomfortable. The protagonist didn't stand up and didn't know what he was doing. His character and style of doing things made me particularly uncomfortable. (In reality, he was submissive, but he punched hard in the trial) I gave up the book and came back to read it 2 days later. At about 80 chapters, the protagonist suddenly let go and finally felt good. After reading more than 110 chapters, I suddenly said "The three-year period has come, welcome the return of the Dragon King" This kind of roller coaster is really interesting

Emm, during the white night, I immediately fell into drama. Looking at this name, I often think of Samsara Paradise 😅

The narration is insufficient, the logic is poor, and it is incomprehensible. Did the author lose his mind when he wrote it?

It's so strange to read. Does this book have an outline? It feels like I write whatever comes to mind.

Am I the only one who watched it?

Overall, the writing is good, but some parts are not logical. However, it is really good for novice authors. Come on, author, don't give up.

What inspired the author?

Where did Chapter 192 go? Why is it gone?

This was the first time I found out that this book was rejected by book reviews. I read it later out of boredom and found it okay.

Why does the protagonist's plot look a bit like Accelerator's?

Hehe

After reading the contents of several copies, I feel that the writing is a bit subtle. Why do I say this? I feel that the protagonist is very powerful but the plot is mediocre. The plot is like a pool of stagnant water with no explosive points. It is written as if it is all declarative sentences and cannot arouse other people's emotions at all.

The book is good, but the title is not very good. I almost missed it.

My suggestion is to read the free chapter. I originally thought it was a darker genre, but after awakening the night personality, I started to serve the country and the people. I really want to know whether the author planned to write this way from the beginning, or whether the free chapter was the reason for writing this book. After the inspiration burst, I didn't want to give up the book 🤔

Alas, the more I read, the more irritated I am. I know the protagonist can handle it but just sends people to die. It's like having no IQ. The protagonist says he is very strong, but the result is that he doesn't know how to deal with it. He didn't realize that the protagonist's power in the abyss can be affected and controlled by others. He directly changed it to a shadow and called it the abyss. It's not worthy at all. Although it is a wasteland, other than the protagonist, everyone else seems to have no IQ. It's not like this to claim that the protagonist is strong. And every time so many people die, I don't understand how many people can really die in the wasteland. Why? All kinds of disunity are always fighting among themselves.

Why is it that the protagonist always gets chopped into pieces and then resurrects to fight back, so he doesn't run away?

Why do I feel a bit like starting from the red moon?

She became an idol sister at first glance

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