Blue-Blooded Nobles

The book is not very long, but after reading it patiently, you will find that this book is very good. The plot is not too outstanding, it is quite satisfactory, but the character creation is still relatively complete. The biggest regret is that it did not write about Ciel returning to the world, but the ending is clear. Although the ending is a bit rushed, it finally fills in the pitfalls.

Really logical

I can only watch half of it, but it is a masterpiece that dies due to the emotional disputes of the witch Ayesha. The world setting here is not monogamous, so what if the witch Ayesha is included? He treats you wholeheartedly, but treats the witch as a tool to become stronger and seek revenge! All the protagonist settings are invalid on Ayesha. Except for the tool man who can be used, the elf Gwen and the maid Lorgar can coexist, but Angelina and Ayesha can't coexist? Does the protagonist like to be forced? Don't like spontaneous relationships? Angelina forced herself into a relationship with the protagonist, so you chose her. Ayesha didn't force her into a relationship, but you said it was a mistake? Eating it dry and wiping it clean is even better, this fucking bitch! No wonder he was strengthened by two people in the early stage, and it turned out to have left behind sequelae (or did the author write it according to his abnormal mind?)

The characters are very vividly drawn, and the more I read, the more I like it.

The plot and characters are good, but does the author have any misunderstanding about the word "uncle"? To use it so persistently.

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It's obviously a good book, why does it only get a rating of 8.4? Summary: A good book that has been buried

It's not very pretty. As soon as I started to feel it taking off, I was rubbed by my classmates. As soon as I said it had the power of five valences, I was pinched by someone and started to bleed. Are all 14.5-Year-old classmates at level 6.7?

When I first read it, I could feel that the author wanted to open a harem for the protagonist. Later, in order to quickly progress the plot, it was a bit far-fetched to force the maid to be included. The writing in the last nine sequences was too sloppy. It did not explain how the protagonist became stronger on the other side. It only explained that the protagonist turned back to a pure human. There was no explanation of how the protagonist can despise all gods and tear up the order. How is it possible to return to the human world? The father of the protagonist is also missing, and the ancestor of the blue blood is gone. The God War that was foreshadowed in the early stage has been covered in the last two chapters. You can at least describe the sweet life of the protagonist returning to the real world and the birth of the princess and the heroine's child. The ending was too sloppy and rushed. If you have the patience to write the God War, you can at least write more than 100 chapters.

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