The Gifted Male God

Bloody family disputes... If I don't change this, I can only say that this book will not get good grades.

The standard stepmother plot is a bit procrastinating, the college entrance examination and university computer science, and the future of multiple female protagonists are also a bit clumsy. Overall, the upper limit is not high and the lower limit is not low.

The male protagonist is a bit too insensitive, which makes the development of the love line a bit redundant. There is so much focus on the whole dance, but there is no progress at all. It takes up too much space in the system and career.

It seems that the tag is not marked, so I'd like to mention it here. Those who enter the character card are all female protagonists, and they will all have GE. I'm done, thank you everyone (not because I heard that monthly votes will be given for posting)

Author. The last few chapters are really hard to describe. Do you want to target all your readers to those who have a computer background? Isn't this a screening method to select readers? Is it the kind of plot that can be skipped and read without being affected? With this system in place, you don't think about going in the extraordinary direction. Choose a computer. In fact, it's quite outrageous. As a result, you don't care about the main line and don't push Kaka to do programming here. To be honest, it's hard to understand.

I'm so excited. When I opened my eyes today, I found that the system has added a lot of tags that have nothing to do with this book... But I can't change it at this stage. I'll wait until next month I apologize in advance to all readers who clicked in and found that the product is not correct~

It was okay in the beginning, but this prophet was a bit abrupt. My personal impression was not very good, and it might be a losing point. Goldfinger is a skill career tree. The main line should be to improve yourself around the career tree. Suddenly a fantasy prophet comes and it is a bit fragmented. Unless your main line later also goes to fantasy, but then you might as well go to fantasy from the beginning. It is a bit fragmented, and the above.

The idea of ​​Goldfinger is good, but the current plot direction seems a bit bloody. I wonder if the author can control it well.

After the divorce, I knew clearly that my son was having a hard time, but he never cared about it or even looked at it. My son is about to take the college entrance examination. Before coming to see him, I came to see him with a utilitarian mentality. If my son has good grades, I will train him. The purpose may be to work for my current husband's son. When I saw that my son's grades were not good enough, I didn't reflect on my own problems. I just wanted to give up and give some money to clear the living expenses. Later, when I saw that the protagonist was excellent, I felt that it was valuable to cultivate, and I wanted to pick it up and cultivate it, saying that it would provide steps to pave the way for the protagonist, but weren't these roads and steps still under her and her current husband's hands? Still working for her and her youngest son. Her own family status is not very good. Although she has a company, it is obviously in the business field of her husband's company. She can only be cautious when facing her current husband. She does things based on her husband's face and dare not disobey. She does not even dare to tell her husband that she came to see the protagonist. She has become a tool for childbirth and making money, living in a false and fragile happiness.

Is this in China? Helicopter confession?