Do I Really Have to Win You Over?

The overall idea is okay, but in fact, the design of this golden finger is a failure. The good sound is to increase interaction, and the bad sound is to support. Although it doesn't matter like Riqing, if the emotional drama is not good, it will greatly affect the viewing experience.

It seems that it is imitating the book "Strategy", but the character of the heroine looks very strange. After reading the first chapter, she kept complaining. The os drama in the heart is too heavy. It feels like a big sister character, and it doesn't make me smile.

Someone commented earlier that he was being kept, but I actually didn't feel that way, but he didn't give any feedback. For example, the male protagonist has a system, the female protagonist is captured, and they have lottery draws or money. You have to spend money here, so I only give you a favorability level. I didn't look at the back, and it doesn't even feel that satisfying. For example, if there are two female protagonists, if they can compare the values ​​of training the male protagonist, it will still have a sense of accomplishment Then, as mentioned before, the male protagonist has used this system for others, and gave up when others couldn't afford it. In Japan, won't this thing spread throughout Japan?

I beg all the viewers to give me a follow-up reading!

After reading Chapter 10, although there is nothing poisonous, there is only setting and no plot. After reading the introduction again, I found that the heroine has never played the game, and the article only mentions revenge consumption. There is also a favorability level. I thought it was real, but it turned out to be false. That would be boring.

There will also be a dialogue at the beginning of Nao Da Ge Mu, or is this the case with B games? After reading Chapter 5, there are no highlights from both sides. Just character introductions.

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