Princess, Please Mind Yourself!

It was going well, but suddenly a disgusting male supporting actor came and carried a certain heroine to bed and slipped away.

How should I put it? The protagonist is hooked, but he is very frustrated, and the title of the book is obviously a harem novel. I can't say how enjoyable it is, but at least the emotional line should run through the whole text. And the author seems to have some kind of hobby. He likes to give the female character a tragic origin, or even to be fucked or raped by a woman. Then the protagonist knows it and says, "I know it but there is nothing I can do about it. You don't have to write it." Then there is the most poisonous and poisonous one. The heroine goes to a banquet with the hero, the hero pretends to be drunk, the heroine is drugged, and the protagonist insists on waiting for everyone to get him into bed, and then starts to peel off his pants. Then he appears again, he has a habit of ntr. In the end, the overall level of this book is average to be honest, but there are all kinds of poisonous points that emerge in endlessly, and it goes from being a good book to a sewer.

It's really awesome, I deliberately made the heroine lose her wits and was drugged by her male partner. It's really awesome. I'll pay tribute tonight.

I feel like it will go ntr sooner or later, so I will withdraw first.

Do you still need to read cuckold novels? Private goods are visible to the naked eye.

Are you kidding me, Agent? Was he killed by artillery shells on the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield, beaten by regular troops and sent home to find his mother, or was it like the kind where a top American agent was bitten by a shepherd dog sitting on a stool in the White House and was hospitalized?

You can still see it without thinking, but there are several big poisonous spots, so those with low resistance should be careful before entering. An undercover agent spent his life replenishing the skills of an enemy princess. I really couldn't stand it... There was also an auction, a book that no one wanted for 30,000 yuan. When it was about to fade away, the protagonist shouted 100,000 yuan. I knew that my fate with this book was over. Later, I read the comments and found that there was actually a plot of being cheated on? Fortunately, the loss was stopped in time

It's so poisonous. I keep talking about how it would be to marry the wolf king and give birth to a little wolf master. This is the heroine.

Since this book just started, I started reading the author's past books. The first few books were about historical and contemporary detectives. The subject matter suffers. If I had written fairy tales and fantasy earlier, I would have reached the top a long time ago.

I read Chapter 27, but I didn't read the rest of the plot. Let me tell you about the poisonous points. First of all, the male protagonist is positioned as a spy, lurking and observing, and he strives for freedom in order to accumulate merit and break away from the organization. Due to an opportunity, the male protagonist lurked in the Xirong Consulate and obtained the status of a follower of Xianyu (the third princess of Xirong). However, due to his compassion, the male protagonist revealed his abilities that were inconsistent with his status and identity and healed the third princess. I would like to ask you if you want to accumulate merit and gain freedom? You can reluctantly say that exposing your ability may gain more attention, but the problem is that you are a newcomer or a foreigner. It is pure fool to expose you without any trust foundation. There is also the golden finger of the male protagonist who identified that the Immortal Language Technique was defective and could not live to be 30 years old. He asked the male protagonist if he would spend 3 years of his life to help exchange for a complete method. The male protagonist directly changed it. Afterwards, the author also emphasized that this is not the Holy Mother? Putting aside the fact that the male protagonist and Xianyu have no emotional basis, now, as far as the author explains that it is for the purpose of exchanging benefits later, I would like to ask, can't you redeem it later when you need to exchange benefits? Ah? I just let him go for three years just to exchange for it. Who is the fool? You just say that the male protagonist is a hot sheep who wants to lick the third princess, forget it, and call it an exchange of interests. As far as the author's positioning is concerned, the male protagonist is still an awesome agent in his previous life. Is that so cool? Calm down, I don't see any wisdom at all, and I don't recommend you to read and appreciate it.