Nineteen, and Worried the Weirdos Aren’t S-Rank Enough

Before reading, please note that the author is a senior father-in-law

The writing is good, but typos and omissions are really annoying Also, is there a bit of a gap in the levels of the different enemies of the protagonist On one side is a world-class kbzz, and the one who directly attacks is a vampire marquis, he is considered a master, right On the other side is a plutocrat involved in hei? How can he actually allow the official forces to attack the protagonist repeatedly, just for a big villa? ? It all depends on how the author behaves. The protagonist is obviously a highly confidential talent reserve. The official government really does not give any protection at all. The latest chapter relies on the female master "happening to find you" to solve the enemy that the protagonist is unable to defeat? A little bit poisonous In this semi-apocalyptic world, several main departments fighting against foreign enemies have been so miserably suppressed. 99% Of the people who have been infiltrated by foreign enemies cannot believe it (the author wrote it himself, and the original words spoken by a high-level boss "only a few people can believe it"). Internal civil servants, businessmen, and people in charge of public security can all work in secret, and just like a real safe society, they are desperately trying to make a living. This official is really miserable

I want to write an invincible and exciting article, but I am afraid that I will become invincible too quickly, and I want to play tricks, but I am also afraid that it will grow too fast and updates will not be updated. I visually judged that this book should be cut.

I have read three books of yours, The Stranger, The Inspector, and The Ancient God. Dongchang doesn't need you!

Woc, I was looking through the bookshelf for a long time. I followed the gatekeeper and found out that the author is alive again.

? Why do I feel a little different after paying for the chapters? It has become a traditional white text

This author is good. In the first sentence of the first scene, the protagonist plays with someone else's boogers stuck on the chair. The image of the protagonist is instantly portrayed. If you can accept it, continue reading. I can't accept it anyway.

The s in the title, at first I thought it was an s-level s, but I didn't expect it to be a shaking s.

New readers click in and see that the comments section is all about eunuchs. Why worry about not being too eunuch in this book?

This book has a lot of sexual imagination about women. . It is estimated to be more than 22%. I've read about 10 chapters. .