My Alien Girlfriend Wants to Make Me Hers

Well, my evaluation is that it's okay, the setting is good, but the only problem is that the male protagonist's character is a bit too... Annoying. I read almost half of the book and I quit because of the description of the male protagonist and his character. Overall, this book is still good, with a perfect description of the female protagonist. And the interesting settings in the book can support me to read half of it, but the character of the male protagonist is very unpleasant (not so much that it makes me unapologetic, it is more annoying to me), so I quit, but I don't have anything to say, I just wish the author will write better and better😘😘😘😘😘😘

The plot has ups and downs, it can be described as twists and turns, the concept is clever, the subject matter is novel, and the five-star praise is well-deserved. However, there are some flaws in some details of the article, and the logic and plot can be further optimized. Improvements need to be made in the description of certain characters' language. I read this book in one go and gained a lot. I would like to encourage you with five-star praise!

Oh my god, you write about a moron and then try to explain to us why he is so moron?

Please, bro, change the character and way of speaking of the male protagonist in the early stage🤦

The writing is good, a bit like a comic I read called "Monster Without a Name". Hope the author can keep it up!

When will Rachel come back? Rachel is still single-mindedly good to the male protagonist. Can you open the Kawao champagne quickly? Rakley was told to leave by Kawao because she could bring happiness to the male protagonist. If she knew that Kawao was still seeing other men when she left to get along with the male protagonist, she didn't know what to think. Kawao is not purely scheming and doesn't like what the male protagonist is after. I want to see Rakley brutally abuse Kawao after seeing the current situation when she comes back, and at the same time increase her possessiveness towards the male protagonist (no one can make the male protagonist happy now, only she can do it.) I want to open the champagne.

It's hard to find a book like this on Tomato, but read it and cherish it

I have never read a book of this type before, and I think it's pretty good. I just don't like the character of the male protagonist a little bit. It feels weird. Overall, I still like it. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Want to see the ending 🙂

Why does the male protagonist keep swearing [what]