Review Detail of DogLickerGods in My Inner Voice Heard By Heroines

How to create a good novel villain? It's hard and easy. You have to balance the good and evil in the characters you write. You also can't make the villain too stupid, but not too smart either. Because a villain who is too perfect will bore the reader quickly. Sometimes something annoying can make the reader more motivated to read your work. That's something I've learned after reading many villain novels. But of course everyone's opinion is different, some of them may like cold-blooded and intelligent villains like I don't know who it is. Sorry but the villain in this book are comedic and not too serious. And before reading this book, you should put aside your bias against Chinese novels. Although it's not a Chinese novel, the plot I used will probably make you feel like it's a Chinese novel. My writing style is also like a Chinese author, because I can't help but be influenced after reading many Chinese novels. I like it, I enjoy writing novels in this style. Besides entertaining me, it also keeps me from getting bored quickly. Please bear with me while reading this book, because I'm also trying not to irritate you too much, especially people who often meow because the plot is familiar with Chinese novels or something like that. This is my work, not anyone else's. The plot may be familiar, but the monologue and dialog are obviously different because they're coming straight out of my brain. Only a few quotes I often use from Chinese novels, such as "dog licker", "green", "melon eater" and others to describe the situation. Of course it's not much and won't make your eyes hurt. In the first 2 chapters you may not like the MC, but if you read up to 10 chapters more. You will see that the MC has gotten better, I deliberately made the MC's character development fast. The MC has a good life and will bully his enemies with various devious plans. So don't worry and just read.