The Government Assigned Me a Wife. Why Would I Need to Choose?

Saw #56. The first few pictures don't look that amazing, but they become interesting when you look at them. First of all, this is the system, martial arts, more children, more blessings. In the early stage, you relied on the god-level blacksmith provided by the system to create weapons and hidden weapons. Except for the three wives at the beginning, Pig's Foot didn't take any wives at will, which is good (but the first two have already been arranged🌝). The interactions/communications with the wives are not that stiff, and some of them have quite outstanding personalities. Generally speaking, it is similar: System-cultivation and farming flow?

After reading more than one hundred and seventy chapters, I gave it a good review. Although I don't know how to write it further, what I wrote in the beginning is exactly the life I want. No, it should be the life that most male compatriots want. The more than one hundred chapters are very clear and have very few pitfalls, which shows that the author's mentality is very sophisticated. I have to point out that if you are not an experienced reader, you really can't understand this book, because ten thousand words are often omitted, and there are often contents that you need to pay to read. As for the content, as the author said, everyone can understand it. This Wen Da Lian is not lacking in humor, and is temporarily recommended to book friends who have experienced human affairs. I'll comment later on if it's good or not.

It's beautiful, the story is exciting, and the author is very attentive. It's worth collecting and watching!

The setting is like shit. In order to highlight the male protagonist's weapon-refining ability, someone with a sword at the peak of martial arts is used to step in. Everyone else has semi-sacred weapons. Is there anyone at the peak of martial arts? What's the point of spending so much money, time, and effort to raise a bunch of subordinates? They have been raised since they were three years old. If the male wants to be the main player, then there is no use in having hairy subordinates...

First, it's too watery. A small matter has only a few chapters left in it. Second, there is no trace of driving in the harem cool article, and it will go straight to the next day, so you might as well write a pure fantasy.

It's pretty good, but a little short. Logically speaking, it's not too short at more than 700 chapters. But what you explained, the realm behind, and the holes buried by the wives have not been filled in. Especially in the last few chapters, I don't know what the realm of the protagonist is at all. What does the two sisters Ying Yao mean? After you went there, you said that several forces were following behind to break through the void. Are these two people with the protagonist? You didn't make an extra story or a sequel. It seemed that they suddenly disappeared after watching it halfway.

There is so much nonsense. Really, there is indeed too much nonsense. You can say there is too much nonsense. It is indeed a bit much. You can't say much, that's impossible. Alas, it's just such nonsense, there's so much of it, you can say it's irritating or not. If you find it irritating, then it is indeed irritating because of the amount of nonsense it contains. If you say it's not annoying, then it will annoy you to death because of its nonsense. Why do you say this? Alas, you will know after reading it that there is a lot of nonsense! What? You don't believe it? Ouch! It contains so much nonsense that you can't even imagine. I still haven't even finished one chapter. Think about it, it can cover more than 700 chapters of such nonsense. Don't you think it's scary? Oh, by the way, it leaves about a hundred chapters for the plot. That's more than six hundred chapters of nonsense. Don't be annoyed, I can still talk nonsense at Shuidian. If you still want to read my nonsense comments, then am I in Shuishui? Actually, I still want to add some plot points to continue the nonsense, such as... Readers who read comments: stop, stop, this is a review, not a novel, stop talking nonsense! Oh, let me put it simply: there is a lot of nonsense.

It's well written and interesting. Keep up the good work, keep up the good work!

The protagonist Momojiji is a time traveler with a super awesome brother Tongzi. If you get a wife, you will get a super reward. In the end, you will only have eleven or twelve wives, and you will be invincible? Not to mention the harem of three thousand, if there were 300, wouldn't it be an invincible universe? What's the use of writing so many full-level abilities? Where does something stand out? The protagonist doesn't even have the heart to be a strong man, the writing is a complete mess

The story is okay, but it's too watery, and there are too many descriptions of various psychological activities, which is so long-winded! Not decisive enough to kill the enemy. After reading a hundred chapters, not many people jumped to the last chapter.