They’re All Bound to a Romance System

If there are many female protagonists, don't keep spreading the dog food. They are all here to see Shura Field. I really want to read the dog food article. Isn't the heroine delicious?

This author... How did the heroine get her name? If you know what's going on, come and gather together. I'll see how many people there are.

After reading the rest, I can only say that the character of Chen is really uncomfortable for me╯╰ The character of Chen is like a plug-in. No matter what the other female protagonists do, as long as Chen comes out, it will crush the scene (the most enjoyable chapter I have watched so far is when the male protagonist takes away Xiao Chan in front of Chen) That chapter made me feel the most comfortable, just like the plug-in was blocked) Chen's invincible status in the heart of the male protagonist has been emphasized from many places, just like Tang Wu said that if it were not for the constraints of ethics and secularity, other female protagonists would not have much possibility. This makes readers who like other female protagonists quite uncomfortable. There is also a problem with the order of the articles. If it is about the Shura field in the harem, Xiao Chan's scenes in the first volume are too buggy. Those are the standard features of sweet stories with single female protagonists. As a result, the second volume of "War of the Goddess" is frustrating from Xiao Chan's perspective (nearly 30 chapters from 92 to 110). The scenes later return to the normal Shura field heroine scenes. But it's still close to Chen Qili. I quite like Lu's character design, but it's a pity that he doesn't have Chen's strength in the same seven years. However, he has better control over creating and coordinating Shura fields, but it's still not as good as Chen's bugs. The spare tire alliance is too weak. It is almost useless when Xiaochan and Lu fight alone, and it is impossible to compete with Chen. To be honest, it's hard for me to get Chen's character and likability. He has an unrivaled status in the heart of the male protagonist. However, I was confused in the early stage. He only relied on his childhood sweetheart of seven years and the big sister next door? You must know that the male protagonist appeared in the first chapter a few days after the death of the guardian, which means that Chen basically failed to fulfill his obligations as a guardian, but later he emphasized the ethics and morality of the guardian? (Of course, it is possible that it was not written down? Or just a social name can lay the ethical foundation.) In other words, since the beginning of the novel, shouldn't the life model of the male protagonist and Chen Jiner basically continue to be the aunt next door model? In the early stage, I really didn't see the life pattern of the elders and the younger ones. The two of them were more like lovers except for the home run (of course, others may like this tone) In the early stage, Chen Jiner was like Ji Chanxi's undercover girlfriend under her overt girlfriend. Of course, there was no problem, but in the middle period, the second volume began. Chen Jiner received an epic level of strengthening. She is a legendary figure in the Shura field. If she doesn't hear her, the other female protagonists will show signs of becoming a loser. In Shura Field, aren't every heroine equally matched and winning or losing? There is still a certain error in my understanding. What about some of Chen Jin'er's descriptions? They are too arrogant and unreasonable. The male protagonist is serious about night activities with Lu. As long as Chen is angry, the male protagonist will temporarily abandon Lu to comfort Chen Jin'er to promote the relationship between the male protagonist and Chen Jin'er. The male protagonist appears in front of Chen with Xiao Chan for the second time. Chen Jin'er appears to the male protagonist as Xiao Chan. In the case of the girlfriend, her behavior was a bit too arrogant and arrogant (of course it can be said to be character shaping). Later, the male protagonist also went back to humbly ask for forgiveness (if I remember correctly, this was the second turning point for the climax of the relationship between the two, right?) Even the chapter names were Chen Jiner xx or xx Chen Jiner, and the subsequent system was also the plus of the other heroine. It can only be said that the harem master of Shura Field is too biased. So far, the other three female protagonists are still too weak. In addition to the relatively low and not many chapters, they also have a lot of disadvantages. It is really difficult to see their chances of winning in the Shura field. Finally, Chen Jin'er's emotional feedback is too one-sided. Basically, the male protagonist expresses his feelings to Chen Jin'er unilaterally. Chen Jin'er's response is basically official welfare Ji, who is just like the official welfare Ji. There is no emotional feedback to the male protagonist after Shura Field. If Ji Chan Xi is Bai Yueguang who the male protagonist is entangled with, Lu Qier is the childhood sweetheart of the male protagonist, Chu Xuefei is the male protagonist's considerate tool, Zhao Li is Yinglili's loser childhood sweetheart to the readers, the male protagonist is the hope of a lost girl to Ye Qingning, what is Chen Jin'er to the male protagonist? What you can't get is always in turmoil? A confident preference?

To give a brief evaluation, War of the Goddess fell apart a bit after Chapter 180. First of all, there is the male protagonist. He opened the harem but did not fully open it. He was a scumbag while remaining loyal. This is the most criticized point. If you don't know that you will definitely not be able to escape in the end, then it is the impotence of the harem. The second is Chen Jiner, my favorite character in the early stage. She has the deepest relationship with the protagonist. She enjoys all the rights of a girlfriend and is pampered by the male protagonist, such as acting coquettishly, being unreasonable, massaging, dating, painting and practicing piano for her, etc., But she does not fulfill any of the obligations of a girlfriend. Welfare? I've never been kissed on the lips before. Guardian duties? He didn't do his best at all and didn't look like an elder. Shopping? I have a house worth tens of millions, a savings worth millions, and a sister who earns tens of millions a year. What do I care about? Of course, this is nothing. Relationships are not about giving and repaying. How many children in the world can repay their parents when they are young? Those who are favored feel confident. The problem is that the male protagonist and his girlfriend are separated. In what capacity does she ask for it? Isn't this just occupying the toilet and not taking a shit? Bah, disgusting, disgusting. Compared to Qiqi, the relationship for more than ten years is no weaker than that of Jin'er. Except for being a little Shura at the beginning, doesn't she help the male protagonist in everything later? Isn't he much closer to Jin'er in terms of physical contact? Jin'er is completely the unofficial head of the harem. The male protagonist has been in a relationship with her for more than ten years, but we readers have not. It is speechless to have such a high position without talent or virtue. Lastly, there is Sister Feifei. I have talked too much before, but I don't want to talk about it now. What does Sister Feifei like about the male protagonist that makes her willing to be a licking dog? The male protagonist slept with Cicada, and he wasn't just guarding Jin'er and Qiqi. How could he have the nerve to build a memorial arch? Silly glass is similar. The only thing that attracts me about this book is the subject matter. There are too many competing products. I am jumping to read it now just because of Qiqi and Feifei. The author wrote what he wanted to write, but did not consider the feelings of a considerable number of readers...

Later, I felt that it was really tiring to watch this. If other girls really want to refuse, just go ahead and not give them any hope, but the handling is very vague. The ratio of sisters is too large, and the protagonist is completely biased, which makes the love of other girls too humble. It feels very unworthy. It keeps pulling, and it makes me tired to watch it.

After seeing the comments, someone said something about Qiong Ming Goddess Record, so I went to watch it. It's so fucking uncomfortable. Send this person out for a duel! Report a position for a duel or a rush?

Authors should take the initiative to promote their books. I still saw others recommending them on Tieba.

The protagonist is a pure scumbag and started without thinking about what to do next.

I should contribute the stupid pictures

Overview of this book: 1: Multiple heroines, dog food writing, sweet daily life as the main content 2: Urban invincibility flow and behind-the-scenes flow, although there is a system, there is no plot of urban immortality, daily writing, and the system does not have a high sense of existence. 3: There may be a little twists and turns, but every heroine will have a happy ending. 4: Focus on daily life, pure when it should be pure, dirty when it should be meaty, the speed of the car is sometimes fast and sometimes slow, it will not be boring. 5: Don't get hung up on the heroine's name, I just think it sounds nice. I originally wanted to call her Ji Chanyi, but there seems to be a heroine named this. 6: The last and most important thing is that the heroine's system is only developed after the heroine likes the hero. It is equivalent to a tool for showing off. Key Point: As for dreams, they rarely appear after chapter 70. It's just an occasional chapter. If you don't like it, you can skip it. Key points: As for dreams, they rarely appear after chapter 70. It's just an occasional chapter. If you don't like it, you can skip it. Key points: As for dreams, they rarely appear after chapter 70. It's just an occasional chapter. If you don't like it, you can skip it.