It Turns Out That I Am the Devil

The male protagonist's personality is so divided. He's brainless at one moment and has a brain at the next.

Let's go further. Too much pretense

Come on! I wish the author can become a platinum master as soon as possible? Come on👍👍👍My work is not bad either😁

The author should stop writing about touching noses. It's very embarrassing and very dramatic. Isn't there anything else besides touching noses? It's better to replace it with other words than to touch your nose

Three years ago (generally speaking, actually many years ago), I thought he could become famous in one battle and become the Platinum God. As a result, in thirty years in Hedong and in thirty years in Hexi, don't bully young people into being poor, and don't bully young people into being poor. Don't bully middle-aged people into poverty. Don't bully old people and poor people. I can't even finish the bean sprouts now. He was killed.

I have read more than a hundred chapters. Except for the part with women, which is well written, the rest is extremely mediocre. I have been repeatedly laughed at by my colleagues and slapped in the face by pretending to be cool.

The once genius Bean Sprout has been reduced to...

Suddenly I saw this book on the recommendation list, and it suddenly appeared on my bookshelf. I had no impression of it. I thought it was a good book and forgot to read it. I couldn't stand it when I opened it and read Chapter 14. The protagonist's outlook on life can be said to be extremely poisonous The author wanted to portray a kind-hearted person who has the poor people in his heart, but what he did could be said to be mindless and unintelligent. When encountering the poor, he is compassionate and strives to be upright, but he also has extremely double standards. When the incident is over, I forget everything. Why don't you use such a large amount of money for charity? You talk about how to feed the poor in the world every day, but I don't see what you are doing. A typical concave character. The Yuan family secretly hides demons and doesn't pay the demon-slaying tax, so they can't be considered completely innocent. The protagonist directly kills all the tax collectors and then gives the family a few taels of silver to settle the matter. According to your approach, there is no need to ask for the law. If everyone in the world shares the land equally, there is no need to ask for the law. You are just like in modern society, there is an illiterate person setting up a stall on the side of the road to buy slightly toxic Sanwu products. If the police go to clean up his stall, you rush up and kill the person. This is not a reasonable thing to do. Later, he lost his mind and bought the body of a little girl, and then burned the slave deed? You are a human being. The normal approach should be to return the slave deed to the little girl, give her a few taels of silver, and then find a suitable place to settle her, right? It would be nice to be a schoolboy at Shopkeeper Chu's medicine shop. You can learn a craft and have a job to support yourself. What do you mean by burning the slave deed and taking it home? Do you want to be a slave girl for life? Is this something humans do? So speechless

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. It's not a problem with the novel, but with the occasional discussion. There are a lot of weird and resentful comments about the tax collection plot. It seems that this is how the government collects their taxes. In fact, there are a few people whose salary can reach the threshold of 5,500. In fact, the consumption tax is the only indirect tax that ordinary people can pay. Really, if you can't live anymore, I suggest you go to an immigration agency. There are ways to have money, there are ways to have money. If you hate yourself as a Chinese, remember to deregister. If you can't pay the 250 denaturalization fee, burn your passport on arrival.

It's interesting, but there are too many pornographic stories, or too dense, and sometimes the heroine is very brainless, and she gets bored after reading too much. To a certain extent, the author makes the road narrower and narrower. Most people will get tired of it after reading half of it. It was quite interesting at the beginning, but it started to be brainless in the middle. Although I understand that the author keeps writing some pornographic stories to attract people to subscribe and attract attention. It was okay at first, but it seems that he can't make sense of it.

The free chapters are short and weak. Once you subscribe, one chapter is 4000.5000 Words. If you are playing tricks on readers, do you think you are the only one who is smart? After I ordered a few chapters, I felt uncomfortable and stopped ordering.

Newbie, new book, please support, never touch your nose again 🙂🙂🙂

There is no way to improve the strength. I want to be tough with people of any level. In addition to writing about women, I write about women. One of them will be ambiguous with the protagonist. A few will be fine, but if there are too many, it will be a bit annoying. Let the protagonist improve and improve his strength. How many women are enough? How many is too many?

↑Sanjiang, congratulations to Douya for winning the resurrection competition😋, I swear I will never be a black soybean teacher again😭😭

The writing at the beginning is quite good, but at the end it almost becomes pornographic and boring.

In the beginning, I read every update every day. Every time I wanted to stock up and saw a red dot, I couldn't help but click on it. I felt pretty good from the time it was released until the time it was released, and it felt like I was reading another book after that 😅 There is another point that I have always wanted to complain about. To be honest, these female protagonists feel really unattractive. No matter what label they were given when they first appeared, whether they were aloof or powerful, once they interact with the male protagonists, the action and psychology are all written as girls. I accepted the previous queens, Shangguan, female doctors, etc. After all, the setting is really not very old, 🍉 can barely be counted, and the rhythm in the early stage is not broken, at least there are interactive differences that change the favorability, such as the queen. But I really can't stand this Aunt Shui. Apart from setting the label in terms of title and relying on the sense of age, and then describing the stereotype of a big fat porker with a fierce figure, there is really no impression. I was quite looking forward to this role before it came out. Maybe I could seriously write a new-year character to provide a sense of freshness, but when I first came out, it was a classic with benefits and there was no sense of distance. The favorability of the plot was zero, and there was no need to push it. The subsequent interactions with the male protagonist seemed to be nothing more than the third way. The paragraphs related to this character have the beauty of looking at the homogeneous articles on bz. I really can't appreciate it. Maybe it's because I'm accustomed to Chang Yu's writing before, and my expectations for this kind of interaction between the characters are too high. And I don't know if it's a problem set by the male protagonist. When it comes to the psychological descriptions of those enjoyable parts, there is always an indescribable feeling of detachment. For example, when I had an intimate interaction with the heroine, the male protagonist said what he should say verbally and did the actions he should do, but there was a dead air. If I had to describe it, it would be like those interactive videos that BiZhan said were subsidized. The performance felt like a thimble. Is this a deliberate design or something? I can't figure it out. I've been a little tired of reading lately, so I'd better stock up on more and read more😳😳

After four years of chasing, my ex-wife and my wife have been chasing each other for a long time. The previous book "The Wedding" was so bad that I could handle it. Are these latest chapters of yours written by humans? Why do cool articles always have to be written in such a frustrating way? Don't let us old readers really disappoint you again and again, really.

There are so many female characters that I'm really speechless. For example, I just want to see the heroine Bai Xiang. I haven't read Chapter 30. The title seems to mention it only once. The problem is that at first glance, there is basically no progress in the plot about this person. There are so many female characters and the protagonist is messing around. The space allocated to each character must be limited, and the result is that everything is tasteless To be honest, the author wrote a lot of content about the heroine liking the protagonist, which I feel is really embarrassing. I feel that the protagonist has been CCBC all the way, and the heroine is crazy in love. What does that mean?

In addition to being liked by women and being promoted quickly, it's all about squeezing pig's feet. Disgusting reader. You are squeezing your X person.

It's a bit poisonous. The routines from 20 years ago are also the poison from 20 years ago. There is nothing new at all.

Did you write hi? Don't know what to write?

The lines between Mingming and Baixiang are very well written, but they have to meet and fall in love with each other like this... I really recommend that the title of each chapter directly include the names of all the female characters, so that they can be skipped easily

I really like Douya's imagination and style, and the writing style is nothing to mention. The first three chapters of this book are really amazing, but why is it not ranked high now? Everyone who has subscribed, please tell me, I am currently fully subscribed.

There are too many female protagonists just for the sake of color and the color is boring. It is better to write a good relationship with the female protagonist and level up together to fight monsters instead of adding more female protagonists all the time.

Douya, how many words do you plan to write in this book? What is the progress now?

I have basically read all Douya's books, but this one is really boring, very cliche and not much different from the previous two books. I hope the author can improve his style in the next book. This one is really hard to read.

The first chapter was exactly the same, and I was shocked. I just found two books from the bookshelf to kill... Qidian has been reading books for so many years, and when I encountered them for the first time, I decided to go shopping for football tomorrow!

Updates are so slow. I voted for a monthly vote. Can you update it faster?

Is there any relationship between the dead Jiang and the protagonist? Can you give me a kick🙏I don't want to watch one body and half soul

All monthly votes and recommendation votes cast so far are based on the book Locked in a Small Dark Room. The author's last book on the track of suspense detective + harem was quite amazing. Now this book has no rereadability and is just another book. Ben Minglong, the proportion of suspense detective stories has dropped too low. In addition, in my personal opinion, there is no need to pay too much attention to the fantasy force value. Returning to suspense detective stories is more interesting. Although I vote for it monthly, I have basically not read the last thirty or forty chapters.