Traits: But It's Not a Game

This author is such a powerful py, Ah Huang and Gengzhai both made sacrifices.

Idiot protagonists are probably not popular these days.

Are there still idiot protagonists these days?

I feel that the protagonist is crazy, not very smart, and is ruthless and indifferent in the first part, but in the second part he is worried about gains and losses because he is not ruthless enough. The advantages of the protagonist are not increased, but more disgusting.

I don't really understand this kind of data game. I feel like it's too slow if I don't hang up.

Father-in-law, a wave of sacrifices, direct GG

It's strange that X came to recommend it. I came here to read only a few chapters. It's just a piece of cake. It's better to wait for dozens of chapters before recommending a book. It's not interesting at all after reading it for a few minutes.

He's from the Demon Sect, but with so few words, why should he be pushed?

This is the first time I see a protagonist like this. It's already been thirty chapters, and the protagonist doesn't even have an action goal, and is still muddle along, just trying to get by. The progression of the plot also relies on it. The rhythm of the web novel, no matter how slow it is in chapter 30, should have started the first small climax, but as a result, the protagonist can't even stand alone. The world view setting is even more boring. I really don't understand why I would recommend such an article.

I came here as a sacrifice after reading Wuma Xing's books. I will keep them on the bookshelf first.