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I particularly like Xiao Yu Da's books! I have read every book at least twice. The new book is also very beautiful. It brings me back to that suffocating and paranoid feeling. I love it.

I have read every book by the author no less than three times. The introduction to this one is quite interesting, and the plot is quite novel. However, the second male character has not yet appeared, which made me a little anxious. The male protagonist's current attitude towards the female protagonist is getting more and more irritating. I want to see men from all walks of life come and take advantage of her.

Let me state in advance that I like the author's previous books very much, at least three times. But I really can't stand the new one. Maybe I'm assuming the perspective of the heroine, Miss Tang. It's very, very depressing, and the male protagonist's desire to control is like a net, making people breathless (maybe it's because I have strong empathy? It's also because the author's writing style is so good, I can intuitively feel the heroine's suffocation. In short, the more I watch, the more negative I feel. T^T I feel that the heroine is too aggrieved, the most aggrieved among all Miss Tang. It's just a personal opinion, and I want to represent the male protagonist's perspective. It's still very interesting to watch.

I have read the previous 3 books, and finally a new one has come out. After reading the introduction of the book, I thought it was going to be unconventional, but the result is still very unique as always.

Meow, meow, meow, here I come again, hehe It's still a good story, hehe. I found the plot of the male and female protagonist very exciting when I first started it. From a God's perspective, I feel that the male protagonist's behavior sometimes really hurts the female protagonist. I hope he will work harder in the future. I have also read several big books. In fact, the first one I read was the training of non-humans (I really like Sylvanas). Then I read another non-humans, and then the fairy of misfortune. I still like Yu Heng (I feel like I really like this kind of characters haha) I've basically been following it, haha. The descriptions in each of DaDa's books are really vivid. Sometimes I want to scream like a pig, goose, goose, goose. The only bad thing is that DaDa's updates are too slow. Sometimes, I hope DaDa can work harder and try harder. I'm still the most loyal fan ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з

In fact, I rarely read Qimao's books because most of them are about torturing women. This book is actually very good at the beginning, but the portrayal of the heroine is really miserable. Why is it that the hero is not so miserable and the heroine comes to redeem her? This is secondary. The main reason is why the hero always treats the heroine from the perspective of a superior. I hope that the hero is strong in control, but the hero's desire to control hurts the heroine. It cuts off her options. She has no place to live, and she can't change her major. It's very uncomfortable. He has always been You tease the heroine like a pet. Everything is easy for you to make me happy. If you make me unhappy, you can't do anything. Why should the heroine be shaped like this? Is it to make the heroine suffer so much just to make the hero see his heart clearly? Then I would rather he couldn't see his own heart clearly and let the heroine have an ending where she doesn't have to be embarrassed. It is also said that because the hero is good-looking, he helps her go to school and solves all the suffering for her. But isn't this suffering created because of the hero?

Still looks good! The heroine Bao Baobao is relatively sober and will not forgive others just because of a few words. She was really disgusted by the male co-star earlier. How did she manage to make pornographic rumors justifiable? In the end, the male protagonist deserved it. When I think about the male protagonist saying that he hopes many people will love Mozhi, but in the end he found out that his friend and brother fell in love with Mozhi, I wanted to laugh hahaha (≧ｗ≦)

I would like to comment again: In this set, I initially wanted to see the male protagonist go crazy for love, but I didn't expect that the female protagonist would be more outstanding later on. She used the male protagonist to "kill" people several times, which was very exciting! Use everything reasonably to deal with the enemy and play with those dog men, good! I think some of the business terms in the article are okay (the auction house mentioned in the article really exists), at least they are not nonsense, which is worthy of praise! I hope to write more about this aspect and find resonance www Although the male protagonist is a domineering character, he is played to death by his younger brother and Mozhi, making him a comic figure www. There is also a situation where he thinks he is in love with the female protagonist but does not know that he is out. It really made me laugh to death. The second male lead is full of jokes, what kind of oriental woman, what kind of noble www is more mysophobic than Jie Dang, I feel so at ease! Reading those chapters in the forum really touched my heart, "I want to be broken", "Rolling eyes", "Broken rag" www He's so nice, I laughed so hard This set of memes is so exciting, please continue to go crazy (mistakenly)

You must support Boss's new book! 🥰 (This is my first long review, so please forgive me for my shortcomings) (Personal opinion only) [Forced Love] ["New" Overlord Literature] [Growth]... Still updating The contradictions and delicacies of human nature are simply vivid and vivid! It is a book worth reading. It is very different from other books of the same type. The characters are rich and close to the psychological contradictions in real life. I feel like every book written by Boss has a theme. I particularly like it🥰It seems to be ancient overlord literature, but the actual content is close to society... Overall, it's shocking and delicious! 😋 Content: The heroine of this article is a strong girl who wants to get out of the mountains and follow the light. Her life experience is really miserable. She should be the most miserable heroine in Yuyu's works... But there is no lack of kindness and concern of the girl. The character is really full and you can see the growth of the heroine. But it's not a perfect image (it's even more delicious). After reading Chapter 140, I actually feel that the heroine may be a bit shaky, but this also highlights her youthfulness and transformation. It does not affect the perception, but it gives me a deeper understanding of the heroine's psychological and emotional contradictions🤓 It's hard to talk about the male protagonist here, because he hasn't all appeared yet, right? The general impression is that Chu is a "self-righteous" upper-class person who gives out favors he thinks is cruel and only looks at the results. Perhaps because of his native family, he is unable to admit his love and express his love (in a normal way). I have to say that he does love the heroine very much, but his assistant is more transparent than he thinks 🤔 Wen is very docile and gentle on the surface, but he may give you a bite at any time behind your back (I don't know how to describe it). He is a bit paranoid and will try his best to achieve the effect he wants. The method should be gentler. He likes to find reasons from himself (I really like how he pretends to be a harmless puppy). It seems that this family likes to hide things, so there are a lot of misunderstandings. Oops, it's really good-looking. I will always follow you, boss! ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з