The Little Fishergirl Has an Undersea Dragon Palace

The first few dozen chapters were okay, but the more I read, the more I became annoyed. The two children are as if they are not well-raised. They cannot be beaten, scolded, or reasoned with. It is really useless. The heroine is always angry. Whoever wants to watch it will watch it. I regret that it is better.

It was the first time I saw the theme of Dragon Palace. I thought it was quite fresh and interesting, so I went to watch it. It's a pity that the author's writing style can't hold up. I can understand it a little at the beginning, but it becomes more and more messy towards the end. The storyline and plot are not good, and the writing style is also average. To be honest, I am very disappointed●●It's a pity that this subject matter...

This Erya makes me very annoyed and upset, so I won't watch anymore.

I have a question, how can a person drive a big ship without modern power? How unreasonable! There are more and more unreasonable places like this, so I'll abandon the article!

Not worth the time in a word

●At first I thought this system setting was quite interesting, but after reading almost two hundred chapters, I became more and more annoyed. The heroine is endowed with superpowers, she should be very confident and majestic, and she has earned a lot of money, but she is very weak, and allows a few strange flowers to dance in front of her eyes. Even though her husband was very supportive of her, her mother-in-law said that she wanted to take control of the marriage of her two daughters, but she really took care of her. Even Da Ya is tougher than her. Is this something that modern people traveled through time? ●The mother-in-law made fun of their family many times. She gave her two daughters very elegant names but couldn't use them, but they still called her "Ya" and "Ya", "What's this?" Not self-respecting. ●The male protagonist is more interesting. You can say that he exists, but his sense of existence is extremely weak. He does not engage in big money-making business at home, and insists on working on the battlefield to resist subjugation. Not to mention whether he had any purpose in doing so. You can say that he doesn't exist. He occasionally fights with the old man, he is very good at eating, and he is also responsible for the sex scenes. To put it bluntly, he is like a face in the heroine's life. ●Let's talk about the two children. Da Ya is deep-minded, selfish, and ill-fed. Erya is a mother if she has milk. All closeness, in essence, is not close to people, but to delicious food. The author tried hard to express how adorable and cute she is, but she just isn't lovable, and the more I read, the more annoying she becomes.

Masochist? I have a golden finger, but I still live so cheaply. What am I writing about?