Before I Died, I Forcefully Kissed the Demon Empress

It's a very good book. The author's literary talent is good. The suspense at the beginning attracts readers. The dream he had during the period of contact with the witch paved the way for the rest of the story. Although the content of the transformation into a mortal in the middle is a bit boring, the wonderful plots before and after have already made up for it. Thank you to the author for the book. It is very good. I look forward to a bright future.

All I can say is that the first 20 chapters are safe and non-toxic. As for the following article... Hey, author, you have so much water, and why is there a villa dug out with your feet next to it? (Internal complaint: Originally, with my ability, I could only dig out three rooms and one living room in an awkward manner. After reading this novel, I feel that I can dig out the Forbidden City in an awkward manner)

I feel that the male protagonist is a little seriously ill. As a normal person, even if an NPC crosses your path first, you will be targeted by a female ghost soon, and all of them will come to you. You adhere to the principle that as long as you are brave, the female ghost will take maternity leave, and then okay, it's okay, it doesn't matter, you can accept it, the female ghosts are out, but It's you, a normal person, whose entire worldview hasn't changed at all, and nothing seems to have happened. You turned around and went to fool the heroine. Then you went to the Chaos Crystal Cave to look for someone in the dark. You couldn't see anything clearly. Shouldn't a normal person turn on a flashlight first? You found someone in the dark before turning it on? Just to take off people's clothes to see their internal injuries? You have already guessed that it must be an internal injury. Are the internal injuries external injuries inside the clothes? Can you see the internal injuries? It is a female ghost and a ghost. In more than sixty chapters, the male protagonist did nothing. When he arrived at the entrance of the cave, he said that the inside was full of dust. The female protagonist was as angry as a gossamer and lay cold all over. , You want to make a fire? You make a fire in a cave where the air is full of dust? Will it not explode? Is your behavior consistent with the character you described before? Is your hero an ordinary person like us, or an ordinary person in a novel about cultivating immortals? As a non-smoker, what do you think? You made a fire and fumbled for a long time but couldn't find a lighter. You explained this behavior so that I could accept it and understand it. Then, relying on the spiritual power obtained from the spiritual fruit given by the heroine, I spent most of the day looking for the fireball technique in the spiritual sea, and used it. The whole process lasted more than sixty chapters. There is nothing to accomplish. The female protagonist is arrogant and the male protagonist is naughty. I really can't stand it. As a modern person, I don't have any scientific knowledge. As a person in the novel about cultivating immortals, I haven't practiced for more than sixty chapters. Things that don't conform to common sense are lightly brushed off. I can't stand it anyway.

The post-production was so bad, I kept writing about light, darkness and justice, which made me feel numb when I read it. It's very childish, okay? I was so embarrassed. After reading more than 300 chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave up.

What the hell, the empress wears jk, such cool clothes, yet you dare to wear them for others to see, and you still wonder why others are looking at you. You are already the empress, and you are not a three-year-old child. What the hell are you writing? It's vulgar. You treat the empress as sz.

So-so, barely ok

It's very comfortable to look at, and sometimes quite funny

It's a good subject matter, but it's written in a mess. After buying clothes for the heroine at the beginning, I met a ghost when I went back, and I was confused. The heroine said that she used her spiritual sense to detect it. The heroine didn't even have any doubts, and there was no explanation in the novel. Chapter 21: Treat the heroine to a steak and add more mustard and pepper to the steak. The male protagonist's mental age is definitely less than ten years old

If it is not an AI article, I suggest the author find a class. The only thing that can barely be considered a highlight is that the game characters travel through reality, but the rationality and logic of the plot are basically non-existent. And it's so bad that it also adds a lot of watery plots. Do you think readers are atoneing for their sins by reading the book?

It's not good-looking, it's boring, the emotions aren't sweet enough, the plot is inexplicable, it sucks