Miss Evil God Lost Her Memory

Come on, author

Only then did I realize that someone misunderstood who I was, and I had never read that book at all... I just searched and read it. To be honest, their writing is much better than mine, and my writing skills can't keep up. The reason why I started this book is because I recently read Lord of Mysteries again. I originally thought about writing a fanfic, but after thinking about it, I moved the male and female protagonists from a book that I had secretly cut out before. Originally, I was considering an amnesia witch, but the witch sequence in Mystery requires men to practice, so I casually changed it to an evil god. It was purely an accident. ps: I originally thought that if I didn't explain it, maybe I could get more traffic QAQ, but after reading the book, I felt that the writing skills were too different from others, so I might as well explain it.

Are there really two identical flowers in the world?

This introduction can also be labeled Three Views Righteousness😅

As we all know, maybe not everyone... In short, the starting point can be recommended, only looking at the reading data on Tuesday, which means that I hope everyone can help me scroll to the last page, and then turn back a bit to remind "the xxth person has followed up to the latest chapter", which is considered a follow-up. Thank you all for reading, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!

The writing is very good, but the plot is too fast now. One day, the protagonist was having sex with his sweet wife, and the next day he had to fight against the gods. All of a sudden, he went from a warm daily life to a life and death crisis. What was the process in between? The protagonist upgrades step by step, and the personality of the little evil god merges with his godhead little by little. Where is my dog ​​food? The combat and daily life are very separated. The combat description is always in critical situations, and then they turn around and start falling in love again. It feels like the male and female protagonists are all in love. And personally, the writing of the combat part is not as good as the daily part, so I skipped and read it. The exit of key characters was also very abrupt. For example, the original Uncle Owen was equivalent to the protagonist's reborn parent. However, in the later period, there was no writing at all, and I don't know if the money I borrowed has been repaid (). At first, I expected Owen's sister to appear and compete with the heroine for the male lead, but in the end, the sister only lived in the protagonist's complaints throughout the whole story. Willow's sister is also very inexplicable. She uses several chapters to describe Jubei, and even names the chapters by their own names. As a result, after appearing in a few chapters, she got the ending of "she is dead", which is really too hasty. As for Willow, in other novels, she is at least the second female lead, and at worst she is the silly sweetheart of the protagonist group. However, she somehow develops feelings for the female protagonist, and then is controlled offline. You make her the captain of the Nighthawks team, you add some strange events, bring in a few lawbreakers, and you can write tens of thousands of words just by asking the male protagonist to solve the case together, not to mention the status of a royal family. Alas, there are still many interesting places to expand on in this book, such as the sealed objects in the warehouse, the contrast between the heroine's dual personalities, and the hero's abilities after awakening. The current pace is a bit too fast, and the plot changes are very abrupt. I understand that the author wanted to write a single heroine, but he pushed the heroine's favorability to full too quickly. Everything he had to do was done, and it was too weird to force the "main plot" without adding other content. Come on, author, I hope this book will have good results

The visual sense is a bit strong at the beginning, but there is no such delicate emotional drama, and the subsequent plot development is also different.

Is it you? I had read your last book when you wrote it. The first part was quite good, but the second part was unreadable. I hastily read two chapters of this book. Well... It's pretty good.

I'm asking you to catch up on Tuesday. Thank you, thank you, thank you. It's very important. Just turn to the last page and then turn it down. It will show "You have read the latest chapter". Thank you, thank you, thank you.

No matter what kind of threats their protagonists receive, they feel that they should take their time to fall in love first. It is obvious that the protagonists in most light novels are either talented or talented, or their systems are much better than those of fantasy and science fiction. Moreover, the threats in light novels are longer-term, and the gap in strength is even greater. Although the emotional writing is very good, you should at least have more subjective initiative, feelings, and strength in all aspects.

Damn, it's so pretty, but a little lacking 😢

It's okay, the protagonist is the male version of Kuang San

Do you have any recommendations for similar novels? It's like raising a witch at the beginning. It's not necessary. You must disguise your identity. I like to watch this kind of gradual transition from ordinary daily life to epic transcendence, and finally ascend to the supreme level.

Old cat, you are getting old and your writing power is not as good as before. You can retire, old man.😡😡😡

Well written, good luck to the author!

Is there any turning point later 🙂

I recommend my own novel If you are tired of reading fairy tales in which "the brave man saves the world and then lives a happy life"—— This article is about a brave man who saved the world but destroyed himself. Sylvia, the savior a hundred years ago, the immortal hero who killed the Demon King. Her curse is not death, but eternal loneliness—all who come near her will go mad. She learned not to get close to anyone, until that rainy night, a boy covered in blood crawled into her forest, looked into her cursed eyes and said: "Like the sun." Ashe, the last bloodline of Goldfield, the person who lost everything. He was supposed to be a supporting character in the heroic story, but instead he became the hero's only "salvation" and "catastrophe." This is not a redemption text, but a sinking text. If you also like: ✦ The yandere heroine who is extremely possessive ✦ The gloomy male protagonist who voluntarily surrenders and has no resistance ✦ A two-way pathological symbiosis, each other's only "home" ✦ The twisted HE who abuses her to the point of suffocation but is happy with it

The three people who wrote about opening the harem felt so aggrieved. This is my first time seeing it, so I might as well not open it.

Is the author ready to cut it?