My Charm Only Works on Bad Women

I just said that the writing style looked familiar. I had read "Filial Heart Deteriorated" three or four years ago. This book seemed a bit strange, so I read the author and the author's book. It was indeed the "Filial Heart Destroyed" I read. As expected of you, the car is still so fast.

Personally, I feel that the writing style is very good, but it focuses too much on pornography. When reading this kind of novel, I originally wanted to see martial arts and kung fu upgrades, as well as a Taoist couple having a double break. Now that I have to learn every skill from a Taoist couple, how can I learn two or three chapters in 2 or 300 chapters? Not suitable for those who follow the system of cultivating immortals. They are too sentimental and do not pay attention to strength.

There are only a few holes that have not been filled in the finished book, so it is considered a masterpiece. The story is also good. Non-mainstream invades reality. You think it is fantasy, but it turns out to be science fiction. The most important thing is that there is no poison.

You really can't read the ending first, because you'll basically stop reading the book after reading the ending. It's really disgusting. Generally speaking, Xiao Ran, the original owner of the cyber world, created the protagonist Xiao Bai, and then the protagonist's cheating women and other things were all designed, and even the protagonist's harem was It is designed based on the model of a woman in reality. The ending tells the story of rebelling against the original owner, and then seizing Xiao Ran's body, replacing the original owner, and ruling the world. However, the subsequent writing is too messy. I feel that the author wants to write more profoundly and well, but the writing power is really not up to par. What should I say? Anyway, no matter how I pretend to be sophisticated, the plot arrangement is disgusting. No matter how awesome the writing of the main character who takes the body in the end is, the heroine has no trace of the follow-up. She neither identifies her identity nor sends her to the real world. It is messy anyway, and overall it is unfinished. However, the plot in the first and middle stages is indeed okay. I didn't follow it for long, and I read the ending out of curiosity, and I was persuaded to quit, bye.

The front is fine, but the back is okay for water. In the end, I almost burned the CPU.

It's very interesting. The author is very capable. It can be seen that the outline is very complete and the plot is always online. Unfortunately, the progress is a little faster due to the constant lag in the middle period, but this does not affect the charm of this book. The world setting in the back is very interesting. The writing style and related knowledge are a little unpolished, but it is still considered a superior work. In the end, the filial piety is pointed out, and the regret of being forcibly eunuched in the previous book is solved. It is highly recommended to read it.

Lian Zhouyue dragged on for nearly a hundred chapters (actually many chapters were three-in-one and four-in-one) and she still hadn't been cured. She came back and said it was not urgent, but then someone got pregnant. . . . . I didn't want to read it for a moment, and then I kept saying there was no lily, but there are many descriptions that are just disgusting, using the banner of no lily as disgusting people.

If you say there is no lily, the result is disgusting.

The plot is unclear and wordy. I can't see where the Xianxia is. The idea is indeed quite interesting, but I suggest you don't need this idea. It seems inexplicable that the ancestor of the sect has been killed by the foundation building? ? May I ask? Should the ancestor of the sect be so weak? I learned the exercises from the heroine. I only learned two or three in total. I really can't stand it. It's inexplicable that it's like traveling through time in a cultivating immortality game, but it ended up being written as a small world.

The best one is the one about Xiao Xin. This book feels too messy and not very well written. If it weren't for the fact that the book about Xiao Xin was discontinued, I wouldn't have read this one. Also, I don't like this book as a sequel to Xiao Xin.