The Pregnant Female is Super Fragrant and Soft, and the Orc of Jue Si Hugs Her Waist and Kisses Her

I wonder if this work could not give Grace so many scenes... There are clearly five men and one woman, but the last 100 or so levels are spent on the first man, and the rest are not written... It's very speechless, at least five of them have to be written to have some linkage, and there are too many adjectives, too wordy... It sounds troublesome...

I like it so much😍, it looks great, 1vn is faster and faster! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

There are five beastmen. The first beastman wrote 130 chapters. It's a total of more than 200 chapters.

It's so good. The other novels I've read that are similar to orcs are a bit intellectually depressing and embarrassing. I love this novel so much. The author should do more, I can't get enough of it! ! ! (I have a small request. I really like Grace. Can other male protagonists not surpass him? 1V1 bias

The first time I read the author's one-on-one article, I thought it was very good. There was a very attractive male lead in the article. I even liked it so much that I thought it was a pity for the heroine to give up on him (of course, the best one was the male lead, and the second actor was later assigned to the heroine's sister who found her way back from the lost way). Now I see it. That's a lot. It's just my personal opinion. I think the four male protagonists currently appearing are not distinct enough. Indeed, as other readers have commented, the male protagonists feel a bit repetitive. In addition, although I personally think there are similarities in the images of the female protagonists in the two books, I prefer the female protagonist in the previous book. She also married first and then married later. Love, the heroine in the previous book had a deep affection for the hero, and it was very obvious that they were going both ways. At that time, I left messages many times, and paid more attention to the book review section. I saw many people who felt very similar to me, and everyone was focused on the relationship between the hero and heroine (a one-to-many novel in Star Beast World, I was quite excited to see one-on-one at that time), and now this Ben, although I got pregnant after having sex once, and the heroine is good to the male protagonists, but how can I put it, I can't feel the affection between the heroine and the hero, and some of the advantages of one-to-many (such as the male protagonists with different images, the innocuous Shura field, the heroine's way of carrying water, etc.) Are not fully revealed, which is still a bit regretful. In addition, there are really few scenes with the househusband. They obviously had a good relationship before, but then he basically didn't have anything to do with him anymore. I still want to see more of Grace. My personal feelings are for reference only. I hope the more you write, the better.

The hardness of gold is not the strongest among metals. It can even be said to be hard but soft. The author could consider modifying Cecil's setting.

The other Beast Husbands should come out soon, and the second Beast Husband feels like he has been reduced to a background role now. It feels like he doesn't have much role. The author shouldn't just write about the first Beast Husband.

I couldn't bear to read this book for three days, and I got stuck on the exciting part again when I read it today. The author is so awesome, how good are you? [Emot=default,10/]

The author is great, I want 1v1! ! Can't the others be male supporting characters😱😱😱

The plot of the first 150 chapters is compact, and the househusband Grace is also charmingly portrayed. Strong in combat, white and black, and can act like a spoiled brat. Smelian is also remarkable, a gentle and considerate surgeon. The subsequent plots are too similar, and the plot is also flat. Banquet ~ Injection of transformation reagent ~ Increase to 100% ~ Find alien genes ~ Fully evolve ~ Pregnancy, it's easy to get tired of aesthetics. Among them, the process of overthrowing the queen's rule, which is supposed to be the highlight of the plot, is too easy. It's so easy that it's a bit childish. It can be done with a surveillance video, and it can be won over by meeting and chatting with the head of the military region. Talking about the other beastmen, Cecil is like a childish little brat, and I can't see the magnanimity and insight of a prince. I quite like the role of the younger brother. He has a youthful look, is sweet-tongued and loves to act coquettishly, but Cecil is not good at it. I once doubted that the heroine is mature and can even say that the eldest heroine has a temperament, how can she fall in love with him, and the emotional changes are quite sudden. Simon is a mature gentleman and a controller of information. This setting is charming and imaginative. The last one is too short. Lu Xia is kind and decisive in making decisions, but sometimes he feels that he is too "good". It was heart-wrenching to watch her get along with Lanya. She had different views on things, but she kept getting closer, eh. To be more verbose, why do all the Beast World novels follow the same routine: all the beast husbands at the beginning are taken away. You can accept a few and discard a few. If you don't have feelings, you can go another way. Besides, most of them are set up as heroines, independent and independent, and they should have their own unique insights on relationships.