I'm so Insidious

It is recommended to read this book first before reading the last episode of Godly Nanny. Otherwise, it really feels like there is no direct supplement to the plot at the beginning. The author, Lao Zhang, is also a forgetful person. But I still maintain the style of writing in Dad's previous book. Except for a few major characterizations, the characters are actually not that deep-rooted. The author actually has a large background design, but he has sketched out some unimportant plot points so far. He is very conscientious about not knowing the word count, but to be honest, it is a bit early to combine the two books in about sixty or seventy chapters. It would be better to give people a hazy feeling when reading. Overall it's a good book, especially the beginning of the book where he keeps his identity secret. There is also a very passionate plot in the later stage when the dragon raises his head.

The book is actually okay. Although the plot is old-fashioned, the protagonist's behavior is very difficult to understand. At first, Ming just said a few words about his roommate snoring while sleeping in the dormitory, and then complained and vented a few words to break his bone. Later, a member of the club was beaten by the female protagonist and fought back, so he was about to be expelled. That's it?

It's not good to read. It's not as good as Mengmeng's book. I recommend a follow-up to Mengmeng.

I hope to write a second season of "A Nanny" in the future, but I haven't seen enough yet.

It updates quickly and looks pretty, but not as pretty as Mengmeng.

I remember that the third young master of the Tang family also wrote a book about soul rings. It seemed that all 9 soul rings turned into gold, and then 99 turned into red? My memory is blurry... It looks pretty good👍

Although it's not as good as the nanny, it's still okay. It should be used as a supplement to the story behind the nanny's lower realm.

Let me do the math. Mengmeng is probably about 40 years old now. Her man is finally born 😂

This is a good book. Please support the author.

The article does not fit the title, but the actual article behind the scenes written in the title is just pretentious, which seriously does not conform to the title! I came in to read it because of the title. What did I see? The author should reflect on the next book carefully, and stop misleading us book lovers by making the article irrelevant!