Ninth-Rank Prison Guard: From the Start, I Somehow End Up on a Blind Date with the Demon Cult Leader

The previous writing was quite good, but it changed from the time when the fourth prince was sent back to Beijing. The plot was very blunt, and then in order not to appear abrupt, he suddenly wanted to reverse the verdict of his dead father-in-law. How can I put it, when I read your book, I actually wanted to see the interaction between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist pretends to be cool, interacts with the female protagonist on a daily basis, and then intersperses the main plot to make the whole book less dull. But what you have written now does not have that feeling, giving me a sense of separation 🙂

The heroine's sense of presence is really too low. Apart from being a patch and arranging plot killings for the hero's enemies, she only serves as a spoiler. This is such a waste of the heroine's identity as the leader of the demon sect. In fact, you can completely design an opportunity for the heroine to advance to the second level, and then design a plot so that the hero knows the heroine's identity and strength. In this way, the heroine can then take out Mengdie, and there is no need for a superfluous character like a Yu tribe woman. Moreover, the male protagonist can also make reasonable use of the female protagonist's strength, so that the female protagonist will not have such a sense of existence.

This novel is a bit weird. After reading more than 300 chapters, I can't tell whether it's a single or a harem.

Many of the characters and positioning here are borrowed from Da Feng's watchman bar, but it's not bad, come on

It looked quite impressive at the beginning, with demons, witches, barbarians, all the major Jianghu sects, and two dynasties, but I didn't expect that after sending the fourth prince back to Chang'an, it would be all kinds of things. The beginning was a full-fledged world, but in fact it was just a short story between a few women in a county town!

In order to see the leader and the princess, I ended up seeing the protagonist abandoning beautiful women and wandering around. The poor imperial master silently gave birth to a baby alone, and had to wipe the protagonist's butt when the baby was born. The protagonist is really big-hearted. He really wants all the beauties but is not responsible for them. It's uncomfortable to watch.

Your plot of breaking into the prince's palace is really worrying. Until now, you have been suppressing your fighting power. It's so frustrating to watch, and it's not fun at all!

Daily poisoning! Just by looking at the title of the book, you can tell what kind of people it is for.

Is this the combination of my wife, the leader of the Demon Cult, and Da Feng's watchman?

I gave up after reading 300 chapters. When I saw that King Qin's body was taken away successfully, I couldn't stand it anymore. I always felt that King Qin's body was taken away and the author made it too simple and successful. The protagonist, the emperor and the ministers were treated as fools.