After Dying Eight Times, I Became the Protagonist's Lackey

It's very good. I rarely comment. The author's writing of Huang Wenchong is really to my liking. He is an ordinary and tolerant little person, but it touches me inexplicably. I am looking forward to the next plot direction of the book, but I just can't get enough of it (˵¯͒¯͒˵) I hope the author can update as much as possible [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]

It's super good-looking, and Huang's character is very plump, but I don't think the love line is necessary. At most, I can only accept Lu's unrequited love for Huang. After all, Huang has been killed by Lu so many times, so everyone would mind it, unless there is some reversal later, such as Lu being controlled by Tiandao or the inner demon evolved in his previous life, but it should be unlikely. I really can't accept it if there is a love line.

Nice! But so short! It's really a plus that there aren't long paragraphs of physical description in the entire article! Finally, it's no longer the same thing to praise the protagonist's unusually handsome appearance! It's really rare to see a protagonist like Huang Wenchong! It is definitely much easier for Xiao Lu to be tempted than Xiao Huang. I look forward to the development below! Overall very good and worth recommending! Big cheers for the author! Work hard to update!

To be honest, the first time I saw this character (//∇//) I was very impressed. Although Lao Huang has average looks, he has the sex appeal of a mature man. They say that men are like wine, they get better with age. Unlike the previous two-male protagonist novels, this one starts with rivals and has a slow-burn pace. Unlike other novels about brainless heartthrobs, there is no such thing as love at first sight. Only companionship is the longest confession of love. The characters are portrayed delicately and powerfully, and the emotions change naturally. The old man smells really good (//∇//)[Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss] The author is really good at writing about old men, showing the charm of men to the fullest [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Admiration] Five-star recommendation, no need to say more. It's worth watching to experience Lao Huang's mature sexiness.

This book is so beautiful and touching. I really like the characters of the two protagonists. Oh my god, they have met each other. They are like a match made in heaven. And Huang really loves Lu very much. He will not force Lu to do something he doesn't want to do. Moreover, he is just vicious and he really likes Huang in his heart. This kind of setting is really interesting. I haven't seen this kind of interesting setting in a long time. Before, because the male protagonist was overly feminized, he is white and thin, and then he is simple, has no strength, and only relies on attack. So even though I know that not all dual male protagonists are like this, I didn't particularly want to read dual male protagonists for a while, but now I suddenly like it again. This book is really good. Can anyone recommend a similar book to me? Please [love] [love] [love]

Goose, it's pretty good. You can tell what to write just by looking at the title. If some people think that Yao wanted Mr. Huang to be the only one beautiful, I didn't expect it [smile]. The author wrote this just to see them together or have a deep bond. Those of you who ask for the protagonist to be changed every day are. . . . . . At present, the author is very careful in shaping Huang Zong (inner hatred, jealousy, sobriety...) And has not fallen behind in career. I have to say that it is very eye-catching. But the author! Mr. Lu's portrayal is too ordinary, I mean the character image and connotation. I feel like there are a lot of them in other two-male stories. We can try to make Mr. Lu richer and let him echo Mr. Huang, so that the relationship between them will develop more reasonably later. (Mr. Huang was killed eight times...)

The setting is very novel and the writing is good. The author is great, come on! ! ! !

This is the first time I read a novel with this theme. Although I think the zombie outbreak is a bit sudden, but regardless of the plot, the emotional fluctuations of the protagonist Huang are the closest to real people, and the protagonist's appearance is not amazing but also very novel. I like it very much.

It's super beautiful, very immersive, and makes people want to stop watching it [Adored][Admired][Admired]

In fact, it's very beautiful. I just want to see Shou's heart beat first, and then know the damage he did to Gong, and then watch Shou pursue Gong, and chase her husband to the crematorium. Gong is too humble and miserable, and there must be some welfare.