The Evil Girl Is Not Bad Enough

Oh my gosh, author, you only wrote 34 chapters, and there are 17 characters.

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It makes my head hurt to see it. What is the need for a system with 27 chapters that is completely useless? While saying that one person in the duke's family is worth more than ten thousand people, the emperor broke into the duke's palace with armed guards. The authority of the duke was completely invisible. And it's too dry. I wanted to see the evil woman's evil ways, and I just wanted to see Feng Aotian, but after 27 chapters, it was still not fun at all. I couldn't hold on anymore, and I started to doze off while watching it. Maybe the rest will be really interesting, but I suggest you skip the first 27 chapters.

The content is absolutely interesting! Please collect it! Please recommend! Kowtow.

I can't figure it out, shouldn't the female protagonist be posted on a female channel? If it was posted on a male channel, why is the male channel called a male channel?

"The evil in the introduction is not complete. It's not enough to torture a person. You have to destroy all his precious things. If he has a mental breakdown, seal his memories and wait until he has a good life, then destroy them all. In this cycle, if you feel tired, you can unlock all the previously sealed memories, and you can't let him die. It has to continue forever..."

After reading the third volume, briefly talk about your thoughts. This book gives me the feeling that several cakes with completely different flavors are forcibly put together. Each cake is good on its own, but eating them together is unacceptable. To be specific, the separation between volumes is too great. To use games as an example, the first volume felt like I was playing Victoria or Crusader Kings, the second volume became Hearts of Iron, and the third volume became Cyberpunk 2077. I won't talk about the cliché here that people and events in the previous map disappear after changing the map. The writing style of the first three volumes is not unified enough. The first volume is a light novel, and then fantasy farming. The two styles do not conflict, and the audience groups also have a large common denominator, so I don't think there is any problem with this. But the beginning of the second volume is not very good. It is pure military struggle and class conflict, and the fantasy elements of the work are almost only magic. It is another turn to modern European history. This change in style is actually a cut off from the audience of the first volume. It seems that most of the two styles are not the same group of people. The third volume is even more serious. The author chose scandal cases in the Korean entertainment industry as the main line to advance the plot. I will not mention how inconsistent it is with the large number of entertainment groups, record companies, rock bands, and civilian idols in the world of this book. From the perspective of the audience, how many of the readers who are interested in modern Western history and military politics in the second volume will be interested in the contents of the Korean entertainment industry 😅. After reading the entire third volume, I almost didn't see any chapter reviews. What does this mean? It means that all the people who followed the book before have ran away. 😅 You can sew, but don't sew too many or too different things. The accumulation of too many elements will only make everyone unsatisfied.

Light novel classification: Medieval background, bizarre science and technology trees, officialdom intrigues, female protagonists

Did Sajia come to the wrong channel? 🤔

The content of this novel is really good, and the things it wants to express are also very good, but the writing style is really difficult to describe in one sentence. It's not that the sentences are not well written, but that many of the expressions in the middle are too self-indulgent. Maybe the author knows the information himself and can understand it, but it seems really confusing to the reader. I can get some of it and figure it out, but I really can't figure out some of it. A character who has never appeared before suddenly appears in the middle, and his story is told as if we should be familiar with it Coupled with the settings that seem to appear suddenly in the middle, and the plot based on these settings, it is really too sudden It is like eating snail noodles from the rice when eating egg fried rice. It is not that it is not delicious, but it is too sudden. It feels like the kind of world view settings and basic frameworks that I have seen in the past are written first and then the basic framework. Too many settings appear suddenly. I don't know where they come from, but the author describes it as if I didn't see it before. This seems really uncomfortable. I hope the author can improve it a little later.

Why do so many people think that the female protagonist is a female protagonist? Can't you tell the difference between a male channel with a female protagonist and a female channel?

The author hopes you can keep writing. Don't mess up. And don't be too flashy. Hold it. If it develops too fast in the early stage, its combat power will easily collapse. Also, don't add settings suddenly. Give some preliminary preparation. Is this a bit too hasty? The protagonist is so easy to be ostracized just because he has money. The royal family and the holy religion? I feel like waiting for the epidemic to be over. A coup is about to begin There is a magic stone. There is also a setting like a magician. These powers should be controlled by the upper class. Even with gunpowder and muskets. I think the upper class who have these powers are not so easily shaken. Easily advance to. Democracy. Isn't it a bit of a revolutionary stage? . . The gap is a bit big. Author, please be patient.

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I'm so convinced that the female protagonist of this book came to the introduction again and again.

The name of the protagonist can be fixed. When others call it, it will be another name. When written as the protagonist, it will be another name.

I really like the character of the protagonist, especially when he goes to the Bastille to zoom in on the prince when he comes out, and pays the money directly after taunting him, it is much better than those old guys who work hard every day but have no idea of ​​solving the problem. Of course, maybe I don't understand politics, but it's just fun to watch 🙂

Ah, as expected, it's not that I hate revolution, but that most revolutions are poorly written and too idealistic.

I think a lot of people have opinions on the system, so I'm going to give you a little spoiler. The first volume is about 30,000 words long, and the identity of the system will be revealed directly at the end of the first volume, so it's not really a spoiler in advance. A little spoiler is, don't treat the system as a system, but treat it as a person. In the rest of the first volume, you will see Luo Yu's torture system. By the way, if you think the system is annoying, you are right.

Does the author like Hermès? There are so many pictures of Hermès. In addition, the plot is a bit slow, but I was quite surprised when I saw it later. The protagonist didn't even bother to scheming with those few minor characters and had a bigger picture.

Is this a female channel?

This is the first time I've seen so many characters

After reading the first volume, another system appeared. The first system is annoying to people today. Just when I was about to lament that it was a fake, the second one popped up again. I didn't want to know whether the second system was fake or not.

The introduction of this book attracted me. Of course, I haven't read the book review yet, but I decided to try the drug myself! Brothers, bless me! Ollie, do it!

Greetings from the loving father of steel, how many divisions do you have?

Ah, I've finished reading it. The first volume is still very good.

I can only say that the title of the book has attracted a lot of people who are not the audience of this subject to read the book. I think this book is similar to those who write alternate history. But at first glance, I thought it was a novel about girls from another world. I almost stopped reading it. Fortunately, the introduction has a killing beauty.

Wow, isn't this book a bit overwhelming? I only ordered two chapters and there were 240 people.

Both chapters are blocked today. Modifying. Weird.

I can't stand it anymore and I have a headache after reading 50 chapters. It's really confusing to put so much information in the author's message.

It looks good, the story is exciting, but it feels a bit sluggish to read.