You Asked Me to Find a Bodyguard, So Why Is He Homelander?

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The three forces gathered in front of the door. Li Wei and Cheng Tian, ​​who were originally traveling together, suddenly turned against each other. The appearance of the "Parliament" tore off the disguise of gentleness; the female character codenamed "Prayer" appeared in the finale, and with an understatement of thanks, exposed the cruel fact that the protagonist Xu Xia had unintentionally become the opponent's pawn.

It has nothing to do with the people of the motherland. The overall feeling is that the author wants to write NTR. But because of the platform, the writing has become N-thought-T but not R-like. The logic and plot are very confusing and the connection is stiff. There is a kind of thing that is generated by AI and then artificially polished, and then displayed.

The subject matter is full of freshness, and the idea of ​​​​Wanjie Security is really fun. At first, I thought it was just a simple call for bodyguards to cheat, but the plot slowly uncovered the secrets behind it, with clues linking up abnormal points on campus and the Zhao family's old residence. I hope that the plot will be stable in the follow-up, and the famous scenes where the people of the motherland will appear will be well written, and I look forward to more interesting bodyguards appearing.

Integrating various popular elements such as system, summoning, and martial arts, the story has a brisk pace, many twists and turns, and is easy to decompress. It is very suitable for killing leisure time.

The background of the invasion of alien beasts is paired with the creative combination of interdimensional bodyguards. The subject matter is very fresh and there are many foreshadowings, which can make people want to continue reading.

The setting of the martial arts of alien beasts and the ordering of cross-world bodyguards is very novel. Various characters appear in turns. The plot is full of imagination and is very interesting to read.

The overall rhythm is very comfortable to read, and it's nice not to pile up blindly. The protagonist Xu Xia is not lying flat and useless. Even with the bodyguards of various big shots, she is also growing along with the plot. Female swordsmen and magical girls appear in turn, each with their own characteristics. The main plot of the alien beasts and the Gate of Sin is also slowly unfolding, and the further it goes, the more interesting it becomes.

It's really fun to set up your imagination! The protagonist in the world of alien beasts and martial arts has a lot of qualifications. He relies on a mysterious APP to order bodyguards from all realms. When he sees people from the motherland appearing on the bodyguard list, he bursts into laughter. On one side is the real world full of crises, and on the other side are various cross-dimensional helpers on the scene. The sense of contrast is full, and the intertwining of daily life and crisis is very exciting to read.

The author has some ideas about letting Azu be a bodyguard, but Azu who has not turned evil in the early stage can still get along with him. Even if he is supported, there is still a chance for him to be reformed. I look forward to Azu's appearance.