
Can't We Skip the Dating Part?
跳过恋爱不行吗?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 152k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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64Chapters
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685Recs
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I have a virginity complex
Can the author write with his eyes closed? I don't want to read second-hand words 🙂
Every time I see this kind of male protagonist attacking the female protagonist just because the system requires it, or just wanting to get the system reward from the female protagonist (the kind that only performs some attacking behaviors required by the system, has no intention of attacking the heroine, and immediately kicks her away without any reward), I feel very weird. This male protagonist is also a dick, opening his mouth to play with a girl he doesn't know about getting a marriage certificate. When the male protagonist played this joke, he really wanted to get a reward through marriage. He is still a pure social bull. Do you really think that others can marry him casually? Do you think others can casually marry him because he is casual? No criticism intended.
The protagonist's subjective initiative is so poor, the pure system drives the plot...
It was quite interesting at first, but why are there a bunch of humorous families fighting against each other in the city line? What are you doing?
The ridicule is quite interesting, but it affects the viewing experience because there are a lot of swear words. Writing the story like this is a bit downgraded and makes the male protagonist seem vulgar. In addition, other book reviews are right. The character and thinking mode of the male protagonist are indeed complete. Female characters are okay
It's okay, but the content is a bit mixed, and sometimes I mention it occasionally. But I still like watching it
Is the male protagonist a succubus? Also, he has no subjective feelings. It's very awkward to watch.
Receive everything? Yes, I'll chase you
🙂The introduction is pretty good.
It's not as good as the first book. The main theme is not good at shaping the character. There is too much foreshadowing in the early stages, and there is no emotional ups and downs at all. It's too bland.