Love Apartment: Martin's Transformation Adventure

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 173. The protagonist's ability to transform has no impact on the characters in the love apartment. Even the protagonist himself has no impact on the plot. It's basically the original plot. Most of the protagonist's transformation is the author's original plot, and it rarely affects the original plot of iPartment. So what is the significance of the protagonist's transformation? Is it just a simple golden finger? It's like a waste. The character's super power can be changed, but the knowledge cannot. If you change into someone with technological capabilities, doesn't it belong to you if you record it? How can you still be short of money?

I think it's better to add the setting of Martin's book on Conan. As long as you fall asleep, when you wake up the next day, others will forget the outrageous things you have done before, and then add other things to your brain. For example, Bowser can associate it with a crew filming the next day.

It is recommended not to write too much dialogue in the original plot. I have watched it so many times that I have memorized it. Will I come to you to reread it?

It's so confusing, I can't even explain this transformation, and it can suddenly be in someone else's house, and then suddenly in my own house.

Martin in Love Apartment is so well written that he has to add the setting that people will stay when he sleeps, and he still keeps such a woman. I came here to watch the protagonist transform into a love apartment and have fun, but it would be embarrassing to leave it alone. It was quite annoying to see everyone in the love apartment being tricked into speaking up for her. Later, the protagonist was locked out and kicked in the crotch. Is it interesting? Gone, gone.

Detective Chinatown was okay before, and even The Adventures of Jackie Chan, I can tolerate it. Ever since I slept with a girl, I couldn't stand it anymore. I came to read this book because Martin's ability leads to a series of hilarious scenes in the apartment. Now it feels like a Korean kimchi drama to me.

After writing Kiko, the plot became a mess. If it was a lovable character, forget it. The protagonist had to become a licking dog. His superpower disappeared every day. As a time traveler, I felt like I didn't know where I had lived for so many years. What I had experienced in my previous life and how long I had grown up after being reincarnated, and the superpower bonus made me change places every day. After the superpower disappeared, I actually went to the construction site to move bricks? ? ! You are not required to be rich or become the richest man anywhere, but it is okay to support yourself with a small amount of wealth, right?

Just for this introduction, you actually clicked in to read it. You guys really don't have taboos on anything.

The author's writing is a bit sloppy, especially the setting of the protagonist's transformation, the interpersonal relationships brought about by the transformation, and the impact of the events after the transformation. There is also the process of the protagonist moving into the love apartment. The protagonist knows that his ability will affect the people around him, but he still deliberately runs away. It's a very strange setting to share a house with someone and try to hide it. Personally, I feel that even if the protagonist enters the love apartment because he can't control his ability and contacts the omnipotent Xiao Hei through special channels to solve the problem, it would be better than the current situation. The current plot is quite abrupt.

Spend one dollar to subscribe, I want to say: "I'm not here to read the original plot lines"

What should I say originally about iPartment? The first to fourth seasons were copied from Friends and The Big Bang Theory, and then the fifth season was not copied, but the original cast was not available. Oh, what a pity.

Reading the introduction is like being in self-pleasure mode

It has nothing to do with the introduction

It's such an old cartoon, but I've seen it. I'm ancient too

The plot is reasonable because it is all plot, the plot of the original TV series

Well, I think it's okay, I just need to explain it. For example, the time when I transformed into Mario, well, I skipped straight to the follow-up, which felt a little lacking. At least it needs to be explained. For example, any damage and events caused by today's transformation will be cleared and restored the next day, otherwise it will always feel like something is missing.

After reading the comments, I knew this was different from what I wanted to see. Bye.

There are very few transformation plots, almost all of them are original plots.

Just copy it according to the plot of the cartoon🤫🤫

I didn't watch the previous part, so I jumped directly to the end. I was curious if anyone else would watch it. I feel like the author wrote it after watching the TV series. Isn't the protagonist's setting a time traveler? Nothing has changed at all. What novel should I read like this? I'll just watch the TV series, isn't he good? I read the comments. It is said that the author is quite stubborn. Don't listen to other people's suggestions. I simply asked if the author had any grudge against money.

Has the author forgotten the hero's girlfriend and hasn't come back for so long?

Did you, the author, control the review? Or are you writing a book on a standalone machine? No one trolls you? Has no one ever said that the plot you wrote is incomplete? ?

Is Wang Shengnan sure that he will not come back?

I suggest that when kiko returns, she should create a fuller character so that her daily life can be integrated into the love apartment, so that her love feels somewhat separate from the love apartment.

I just want to know when kiko will return😫

Taking the protagonist group through the plot in the early stage is a bit new, but the protagonist's transformation ability later does not seem to promote the plot at all, and the original plot has not changed at all.