They Regretted Leaving the Sect at the Beginning

The writing is okay, the plot is clichéd, the facial expressions are serious, and illogical, like a wolf that can understand human speech and bend down... It is more likely that it will be modified by AI or ghostwritten by a gunman. The author has more of his own ideas and brainstorming and does not rely on the clichéd plots of the street to support the drama. Then I am very optimistic about the future development of this novel.

I was fascinated to watch it. There were many scenes of Ye Li and Ye He being tortured, and it was unclear. Do you want to take her into the harem, or do you want to be slapped in the face and show off? Now I am staring at it in confusion, being slapped in the face, and feeling disgusted with the harem. The female villain, the Husband-Guardian, is extremely possessive and doesn't stand out, and she doesn't find anything interesting at all. She's just very fascinating.

It's not bad, but I feel like this book is about to end, 😂😂. Apart from the fun plot of the three women regretting it, everything else about this book is very conventional. I can only say, keep up the good work, author.

It's okay, but compared to Tibetan Priest, it's still a bit less coquettish👌🏻😂

6.2 Points. I read more than 100 chapters of old routines and old dramas.

It doesn't match the plot of the previous book. It goes off topic and turns into a story about a pure love eunuch with a woman. It's enough.

Very nice, I recommend you watch it

If it doesn't feel better, why wear it? It doesn't matter what you want, you are timid even if you have a harem, you are a waste

I have read Chapter 158 so far. How should I put it? I feel like the characters are a bit broken and conflicted. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are also a bit abrupt. The male villain is forcibly corrupted and leaves the scene. I feel that the collapse is beginning to end and it seems to be okay in the early stage.

I got off topic in the middle. I don't know if I hired a ghostwriter. I got distracted and slipped away.