All the Women in My Household Are Major Villains

I strongly recommend the author to speculate in stocks. Remember to follow a few big Vs, learn the technology and then use it to speculate in stocks. In a few days, we will see that the author works hard every day and writes more than 10,000 words per day.

It seems that you have forgotten Dorgon's lesson.

Is the protagonist a breeder pig? If you see a girl, you'll do it, and you can't control your lower body. There are a few of them, Lin Moyin, Chen Xianyu, the magistrate's daughter, Jiang Lan, Qin Bi'er, Liu Siyun, Meng Danying, Nangong Sheyue, the female emperor, and the female snake spirit. As long as the women who appear start to behave normally, they will do it with the protagonist, even goblins, and there is nothing else that cannot be done. . . The plot is weak, and the whole process is based on modern technology, and then the woman is shocked, this shock, that shock, most things have no background and details at all, and do not take into account time, research and development materials, and research and development processes, it is all done by hand. The number setting is confusing, and the funding and population figures are set in a mess. It can easily be hundreds of thousands or millions. Of course, these are small details. When reading a book, there is no need to be so detailed. But it's a little more reasonable.

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Personally, I feel that even as far as cool writing is concerned, the storyline is a bit poorly designed. For example, at the beginning, the protagonist's scheduled position was robbed, and the bribe money was returned because another person's bribe was better. If I were to design the plot, I would make the protagonist's predecessor be the meritorious service obtained by working hard in the mission and dying in the end. No matter how bad it is, he obtained the position through "regular" accumulated meritorious service, but was replaced by someone else through bribery. Only when this kind of "justice" is trampled can it bring about empathy, and only when it is reversed can it bring about excitement. The plot of mummifying the corpse in the temple was not very well designed. The author wanted to make it more humorous when the statue of the god was hidden was discovered, but to be honest there was nothing funny about it. As far as Shuangwen is concerned, the protagonist is probably "underestimated" because he is not strong enough to defeat him, but the protagonist is written in a supporting role. His teammates are desperately trying, and the protagonist is hiding to fish, and is discovered by the heroine. Even if it were written that the protagonist rushed to help, was knocked away and hit the statue, realized that he was useless, and then lay down and pretended to be dead when he was discovered, it was still action. But the score of this book is unexpectedly good. I always judge the quality of novels by its score, so I am occasionally confused. Maybe most people like this kind of storyline.

I am Shennong, and I have helped you test the poison. Those who like the protagonist's collection of second-hand women can come in and watch. Those who don't like the protagonist's collection of second-hand women can leave.

Now I feel disgusted when I see Prime Minister Cao, and I am a mysophobic person.

Force? Brain? It has to be the same, right? Does the protagonist rely on the halo of the protagonist?

It's not a good article at all, it can't be driven, and there are ellipses in every sentence. Whenever the author focuses on the plot of a certain female character, it definitely makes me hate that female character, especially Bai Susu and Chen Nuxia, as well as the empress in the back, Qianhu's character change is also a bit outrageous, and the protagonist also It's stupid and stupid. It's not that the protagonist makes people play to death every minute. She is an empress. She has to charge half of the management fee of 4,000 taels in a county. The protagonist has given the distilling technology to others. If she stays in the capital, she will be divided into hundreds of taels. The cost of training can easily reach tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of taels. Qianhu only valued a hundred taels, and Empress Qianliang couldn't help but grab them. Although the title of the book is about hugging thighs, the thighs in the text are useless, and the protagonist is required to do things without giving him a good face. Forget about the female character, being a dog licker is free choice. There are no consequences for other supporting characters who offend the protagonist. The protagonist forgives them without even apologizing. The protagonist offends casually. Anyway, he has to make a fortune with you in the end. He has no authority at all, and he is not happy and does not drive. The highlight is the business of several thousand taels a year.

Throughout the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and even earlier, there was no one who called himself brat unless others called you brat, and no one called himself brat. When you see an elder, you call him a junior or junior, when you see a superior official, you call him a lowly official or a commoner, and when you see a stranger, you call him a subordinate. Where did the boy come from?