[It's not a koi article in the strict sense, and those who make mistakes will abandon it]
Jiang Li is a koi carp born with no father or mother. One day, she inexplicably made a contract with the system to help all the poor people fulfill their last wishes.
Do you think she will be miserable and sad?
Fart! God knew it had a soft spot for her for some reason, chasing after her and stuffing food into her mouth!
Can you be unlucky? ! !
But Jiang Li thought back and realized that the luckiest thing was that she found him.
Minor spoilers:
There may be knives in a few worlds in the early stage, but they will definitely be sweet and delicious later on!
Feng Zhu and Jiang Li are the real names of the male and female protagonists! The male protagonist is always the same, and he will wake up and regain his memory later!
Reader comments
Objectively speaking, it's pretty good, but for someone like me who has a sweet tooth, it's a bit unfriendly. I only watched three planes, and then I really couldn't stand it anymore. Originally, I came here for the sweet pet label, but the content was different from what I imagined. The first plane and the second plane both had BE endings. The male protagonist died a bit, uh, suddenly. For example, in the first plane, the male protagonist suddenly died of late-stage stomach cancer. In the second plane, the male protagonist suddenly died before he ascended the throne. Isn't this fun? The third plane is really uncomfortable, the little carp heroine turns out to be the substitute for being abused! The male protagonist hates the female protagonist and treats her badly. Although I skipped to the back and saw that she was forced to follow the plot, I still feel uncomfortable. Since the female protagonist has been so miserable before and finally changed, she still has no good results with the male protagonist. I really feel for the female protagonist.
So, isn't the author's label really meant to trick children into committing suicide? The candy was not chewed, but the glass was in my mouth. Maybe it would be more appropriate to change it to a BE text label? I didn't read the rest of the content because I really couldn't hold on.
(My true thoughts, don't comment if you don't like it)
I don't have the habit of giving bad reviews, and I respect the author's achievements, so I usually give five stars, and my comments are what I want to say.
Not abusing the heroine, the stand-in chapter. I felt a bit alienated when I didn't read it. After reading it, I realized that it was all about abusing the male protagonist (not really abuse, at most it was the male protagonist's own abuse [laughing]). But I still feel sorry for the original owner. I hope there will be a side story so that the original owner and his childhood sweethearts don't have to encounter such bad things.
Objectively speaking, it's pretty good, but for someone like me who has a sweet tooth, it's a bit unfriendly. I only watched three planes, and then I really couldn't stand it anymore. Originally, I came here for the sweet pet label, but the content was different from what I imagined. The first plane and the second plane both had BE endings. The male protagonist died a bit, uh, suddenly. For example, in the first plane, the male protagonist suddenly died of late-stage stomach cancer. In the second plane, the male protagonist suddenly died before he ascended the throne. Isn't this fun? The third plane is really uncomfortable, the little carp heroine turns out to be the substitute for being abused! The male protagonist hates the female protagonist and treats her badly. Although I skipped to the back and saw that she was forced to follow the plot, I still feel uncomfortable. Since the female protagonist has been so miserable before and finally changed, she still has no good results with the male protagonist. I really feel for the female protagonist. So, isn't the author's label really meant to trick children into committing suicide? The candy was not chewed, but the glass was in my mouth. Maybe it would be more appropriate to change it to a BE text label? I didn't read the rest of the content because I really couldn't hold on. (My true thoughts, don't comment if you don't like it) I don't have the habit of giving bad reviews, and I respect the author's achievements, so I usually give five stars, and my comments are what I want to say.
Not abusing the heroine, the stand-in chapter. I felt a bit alienated when I didn't read it. After reading it, I realized that it was all about abusing the male protagonist (not really abuse, at most it was the male protagonist's own abuse [laughing]). But I still feel sorry for the original owner. I hope there will be a side story so that the original owner and his childhood sweethearts don't have to encounter such bad things.
Kill some time and see if it's okay.
I hope it ends well