The Strongest Good-For-Nothing Lady

I abandoned the book because of the sentence "I Was a Mercenary", which is mentioned once or more in almost every chapter.

This article is quite well written, you can read it. Fine-tune the flaws and give it a score of 95 or above, no problem. When I read a book, I read the bad reviews first, because one of the bad reviews said that the heroine always claimed that she was a mercenary, so I hesitated for a long time before reading it. So when I read the article, I paid special attention to it, and I saw the phrase mercenary mentioned twice or three times in more than 150 chapters. It was still describing that the heroine is very strong in killing people in close quarters, and she practiced something when she was a mercenary. Does this have anything to do with always calling herself a mercenary? It makes people think that she is childishly shouting that as soon as she starts killing. You can watch it and recommend it.

. . . . . . The heroine is obviously a top-notch mercenary, so why does (ㆀ˘･з･˘) feel like she's not working? The fire scars on your face haven't been removed? There is no poison doctor or hidden spiritual spring space, so what are you doing here? How is it different from ordinary people? So cowardly! So weak! Abandoned. . . And what does the male protagonist want to do? There is no use being cold and arrogant at all, King Nu? It looks like violent terror to me, huh!

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