We're All Evil, So Why Can You Manifest Heaven and Earth?

This is such a high-end daily guide, I almost got poisoned to death

How to put it this way, my language and writing skills are okay, and it reads smoothly, but the plot is difficult to communicate. After only a few pictures, it already has the tendency of writing a harem plot. It feels like I have never seen a woman before. I still like the type that just do it if I don't like it, so I slipped away.

The author's setting is very clever. Only by surviving the disaster can you get gold finger points. In this way, the protagonist can legitimately "seek death" and open a copy.

If you like a single heroine but no heroine, you can leave.

Whether she has a harem or not is a secondary concern. The protagonist's words are too frivolous, and he doesn't look like a little monk licking blood with the tip of his knife. There is no problem with flirting with female characters, but being romantic does not mean being obscene. It is easy to offend people by being flirtatious regardless of the occasion. The character of the protagonist falls apart. You can understand that he is an unpopular playboy who comes from a rich family, but you cannot understand that he is a young monk who is precarious at the bottom.

Damn it, I've been watching you talk about harems, but it turns out that when you're over 60, you're still having sex with the heroine. How can there be a harem? Can you not mislead ? This book is very good

I really don't understand. I've always emphasized that the protagonist loves growth, but now the protagonist takes risks and kills monsters just to eat well? No, the protagonist has to be worried even if he stays at home every day for fear that he will fart that day. How can he have the courage to wander outside now? Or does the protagonist insist on going there if he has enough food and the last time he met a dungeon boss in that place? What's the difference between you and the baron about to refresh, and adc going to the opposite jungle alone without vision just to eat the three wolves? To promote the development of the plot, right?

The setting is okay, and so is the writing, but don't you think it's a bit of a rip-off, in name only? I have read Chapter 48. Apart from the first few chapters, what is written in the following chapters? Poor country love?

Just talk about practicing martial arts, don't insult the immortal

After listening to 30 books, I felt weird. When I looked at the comment section, everyone thought it looked like a martial arts and not a fairy 😅