Anime Crossover: They're My Clones

This protagonist feels a bit like a virgin. It looks weird.

It's not impossible to do it yourself, but you just don't do it and just poison it, and the plot is too bland and boring.

The first chapter is about poisoning, the classic eunuch protagonist

This is an average comic novel. It's not very good, but it's not bad either. You can read it if you're not interested in reading. Even if the summoned girl is the protagonist's puppet, it's too boring. What's the difference between it and a rubber doll? And it's too embarrassing for the protagonist to see himself from the perspective of a clone. Is he himself from the first perspective? The awareness of drug avoidance is also a little bit poor. Ying Lili and An Yilun are still childhood sweethearts. Although they have faded away, incomplete drug avoidance is equivalent to not avoiding drugs at all.

I'm too lazy to continue watching. The protagonist is a different kind of eunuch. The eunuch can only use his hands, while the protagonist can only use his feet.

The clone flow is all **. As for shared abilities, you can simply use the golden finger to recycle the sibling. You can get the clone's talent and ability without poisoning, so you can open a harem or not, and you don't have to look awkward.

How to say it? It's rather stiff, giving me the feeling of reading a novel inside a novel. The character perspective switching is very stiff, but everything else is okay.

Can this book be updated???? Isn't it just a coin? For you!

Say the protagonist is a eunuch, right? He can at least use his feet with his clones. Say he's not a eunuch, right? The protagonist can only use his feet?

In the self-attacking and self-receiving series, in the end, did the protagonist merge with his clone and help her to self-attack and suffer (manual comedy)