After the Divorce, I Became the Master of All Beasts, and My Sisters Regretted It for the Rest of Their Lives.

The author wants to write a single female protagonist. There are so many women that I can't read it. I also plan to read this book to the end. I have also read the author's other novels. The writing and plot are very good, but some have multiple female protagonists. I hope the author writes a single female protagonist in this book. One heroine is enough, the author has worked hard

A very good read

Not bad

To put it simply, the author's writing style in this book has clearly revealed to me that he is a novice author. Or rather. Not an adult yet! ! At this age, or for a novice, the writing is okay, but for someone who has been reading for many years. The writing is so childish! ! Not suitable for bookworms, but suitable for novices

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After reading four chapters, I still have no desire to read anymore. Maybe those who are underage will like to read it.

A novice's novel should no longer be a novice's novel

Xiaochen's new book is pretty good

It's unexpectedly interesting, the routines are fresh, the writing is witty, it's refreshing, it's slap-in-the-face, and many of the clueless things are handled quite reasonably. After reading Chapter 150, it doesn't seem like it's a harem story. I don't know why I rated it that way.

It feels like an AI-generated novel