Abandoned by My Adoptive Family, I Became a Livestreaming Sensation with Metaphysics

I want to read a book in which even the heroine is the strongest (should be) and the supporting characters work hard, but in this book, except for the heroine, everyone is wise, and the connection between the male and female protagonists is very strong. I saw Chapter 182. Before, the male protagonist followed the heroine as soon as she went out to do something, and he couldn't contact the heroine for half an hour. The male protagonist went to the scene of the crime. It was said in the preface that the female protagonist is the strongest, and the male protagonist also participated in the female protagonist when she was exerting her power (but it is obvious that he is the male protagonist, right?). The male and female protagonists are quite lovable, but the author took a little risk to make them inseparable. The plot of the male protagonist being by his side is too obvious. The above is what I want to complain about the most so far, and then there are some small complaints such as For example, the heroine's family spends a lot of money, for example, the little brother and follower Li has various dark thoughts in his heart, for example, the vicious female supporting character is so stupid that she has no ability to think and is evil, so I. . . . Goodbye. Still friends.

I'm really speechless. The heroine is strong but not very strong. She's very bragging and procrastinating. The two women don't take care of themselves from the beginning to the end.

The foreshadowing and foreshadowing are very subtle, each link is connected, and the plot connection is very smooth, but Wenwen's emotional drama is a little bit worse.

The heroine's family went to the temple to donate millions and tens of millions. If they didn't spend all the money, something big would happen to the family. It seemed like it was dilapidated or spending money to ward off disasters. The heroine was so strong in magic, why didn't they ask for a cure? Seeing the money flowing like water, readers of the novel felt sorry for the money in the novel, and felt that the heroine was not integrated into the family.

The plot is good, but why does it feel like the drama is always forced on the male protagonist? It's baffling, it feels very inconsistent, and it feels like forced emotions.

The setting of the heroine is very exciting, the plot is average, neither outstanding nor bad, the emotional drama is inexplicable and very bland, we know they like each other, but it is very abrupt, the heartbeat of the first meeting is not written, and there is no emotional progression in the process of getting along...

Still good-looking

Why do I keep encountering books like this these days? I stopped listening halfway through

The setting and short story are very exciting, the logic is online, I like it

Not bad, good, recommended, I like the character of the heroine, this vest is so big, hehe