First Time in the World of Beasts: the Little Flirt is so Hot That the Beastmen Can't Stand It
by Su Yaoyao
About This Novel
[Wear it! ! The heroine wears it, not the soul wears it! ! 1Vn, Shuang Jie, strong women (pretend to be little white flowers in the early stage) and strong men, all of them hide yandere attributes and have special abilities. This is not a conventional infrastructure beast world, please enter with caution! ]Shi Jinchu is a boss with two superpowers in the last days. He likes men and beautiful men, but he doesn't know how to love. Once he died tragically, he agreed to do a mission for revenge. Looking at the task, it requires finding seven men. Isn't this simple? What? Want to influence them? ---- The stupid and jealous tiger beast: I hate females, but I don't hate Chuchu~ The cold and paranoid snake beast: The little thing sat on my lap when we first met, and you still want to run away? Can you escape my grasp? Aloof and gloomy wolf beast: Why don't you look at me, Sister Chu? Am I not good enough? Or am I not strong enough? Arrogant and stinky Phoenix: Hey, that female, I'm attracted to you, so I'll force you to be my female. Lonely and broken eagle beast: I am an ugly beast, how can I be so virtuous that I can make you happy. Surly Green Tea Fox: Look, little Achu, they are all bad, come with me quickly~ Leng Ao Broken Mermaid: Sister Shi, if you accept my tears, you are mine~... Shi Jinchu: I can't stand it anymore! Ma Qiu: What can't you stand? Shi Jinchu: My waist can't bear it!
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Official(1)Scraped 9d ago
The writing style is relatively immature and the details are not in place. The heroine's IQ is not high and she is a bit stupid. Overall, it is just so-so. It is not the kind of novel with a big heroine.
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Official(1)Scraped 9d ago
The writing style is relatively immature and the details are not in place. The heroine's IQ is not high and she is a bit stupid. Overall, it is just so-so. It is not the kind of novel with a big heroine.
