Moe Academy: I'm Taking Uke Nana Away

The only two articles I've seen about dual female protagonists are Ukenana and Moe Academy. There are too few articles about dual female protagonists. The author is great. I hope you won't stop updating in the future.

It's good to watch [like], I especially like the character of the protagonist and the way he gets along with Ukenana. There are very few fans of Moe Academy, and there are even fewer dual heroines, and even fewer are good-looking. [Eating Melon] Of course, there are some things that need to be adapted to, such as the heroine's magic spell, I'm used to it after watching [face covering]

Not bad, it's the first time I've read the story about the two female protagonists of Meng Academy. It's not greasy, it's a little sweet, and it's too possessive! ! ! Hahahaha! Recommend! I just don't know if it can be updated sooner? ! !

I like her very much, very good. Nana is Ruocheng's only preference, the only light in the dark world. Ruocheng can't learn to love herself, but she loves Ukenana, and only Ukenana. Ruocheng is a madman. After three lives, she finally took the initiative to leave a mark named Ukenana on her soul. It's preference, it's only, it's salvation. Ruocheng did everything she could, no matter the cost, everything she did was just to save Ukenana from her damned fate. She is the messenger of heaven, and she comes only for her... Ukenana was the presence of Bai Yueguang in my childhood. She really, really deserves that only preference. Also, please update! Dear author, please update! My feeling is that what you slowly draw with your pen and ink is not only the paper figures, but also coloring their souls. Presumably, there is also some of the author's longing and desire for you. (Personal opinion, for reference only)

A book that makes up for childhood regrets. I'm glad that Uknana has a truly worthy lover who is also a woman (Lily Saigao). I'm glad that Eric's mother was punished. I feel that reading this novel gave me a clearer understanding of the responsibilities and honors of Princess Naia's cute knights. I'm glad that Ulala survived. Agnes appeared early, which is also good. A very recommended book.

Damn, the guardian knight is always held in the arms of the princess like a child. Although it is a contrast, it is a bit unflattering [laughing and crying] Now I am going to advance. Can I also advance to this height? Just a little satisfaction for those of us who stand on Ruocheng 1 [Sending Hearts] A graceful and handsome guardian knight~

The writing is delicate and the plot is smooth. It is a masterpiece not to be missed. The more you look at it, the more intriguing it becomes. This is the first book I read about Tomato. It was recommended by a friend. I didn't think much of it at first, but I couldn't put it down. For someone like me who has never watched Moe Academy, this book was very comfortable to read. After staying up late to catch up on the original drama, I liked it even more. The plots are intertwined, and even a small action of the character may be a foreshadowing. Now that I see it, I just feel a little bit brain-burning. The author is worried that readers will not understand, and will thoughtfully add an additional chapter to explain the reasons for those eye movements and behaviors based on readers' requests. This is good news for most readers who are unwilling to use their brains, such as me. This book completely exceeded my expectations of giving it a try. Really awesome! The author writes very slowly and carefully, and really responds to the "peeling off the cocoon" mentioned in the introduction. The ability to empathize is super strong. The characters are three-dimensional and have distinct personalities. Everyone is no stranger and has their own role in the end. Now that I saw the first big boss was solved, I flipped through it in advance. Looking back again, I really felt that Ruocheng's mind was very powerful. Easier to empathize with. The foreshadowing laid many years ago can be used in the end, and plans like this form a perfect closed loop. (I suggest that friends who come later don't understand the reason why the protagonist is like this, you can read back first. I feel that the content I read earlier is full of foreshadowing in the plot!) Get ready to read on. [Like][Like][Like] This book was written starting from the encounter in the third life. Ruocheng's initial exaggeration was just a disguise, but it was filled with sincerity. I went to check it out later and discovered the reason. When I look back, I feel even more sorry for what happened to Ruocheng. I feel that even if she can act exaggerated, it is a blessing. Who in her right mind could bear what she went through? Feeling distressed [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] Ruocheng is unruly, has a habit of kicking doors open (this is really funny), and never cares about anyone, except Ukenana. She only listened to Ukenana's words. Even if she was unconscious and unconscious, her body was only controlled by Ukenana. She carried out her preference to the end and really did not let Ukenana suffer any harm from the outside world. But the price is herself, The relationship between her and Ukenana is not fast at all. In the first two lives, Ruocheng stood in the shadows to protect Ukenana and died for her. In this life, she really protected Ukenana in her arms. The introduction is not a lie [I almost cried] Their progress together is still too slow, they should be together as soon as they meet! ! ! Of course, this is my wish. The two poor little guys finally got together after three lifetimes of suffering [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] Fortunately, Ruocheng stood up in this life and never took the initiative to miss Ukenana again. Uknana is no longer threatened by the fate of the outside world, but the stimulation she receives comes from Ruocheng. (Ruocheng was beaten for no reason) Because of her lifeless "accidents", Ukenana slowly darkened in a subtle way. The cold and self-respecting noble princess became sinister and gentle because of Ruocheng. Ruocheng risked his life time and time again to rush forward to block the danger, but every time Ukenana wanted to share the burden with Ruocheng, she could only watch as Ruocheng took one step ahead of her and blocked her from behind (Ruocheng had a great brain and was very strong), and Ruocheng only left his back to her. I saw there was a title at the back about getting married, and there was also Ruoqing! The whole family must be well! [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry] Nothing else, please don't be misled by someone, and please abandon my dislike of someone when reading this book. I would like to comment from an objective perspective: this book is really good. Ruocheng's description is very three-dimensional, and Ukenana's transformation is also well-founded. Two people who redeem each other have never really wavered in their love. What they want at the risk of their lives is the safety and happiness of the other person. The purpose of the book is very clear, which is preference and redemption. Ruocheng only cares about Ukenana. Uknana also turned the whole world into Ruocheng after confirming her inner thoughts. Ruocheng brought Ukenana out of the abyss, and Ukenana also fully accepted Ruocheng who confessed the secret. The sweet part is very sweet, and the knife part has a feeling that makes people want to take them out of that world in the book. The author's emotional and psychological rendering and description are very delicate, which is one of the reasons why it can make people empathize. The two protagonists are actually not good at expressing themselves with words, but the author writes out the details and actions that they prefer to use actual actions to prove their inner thoughts. Open your mouth for the other person, and reach out for a hug. Ruocheng can act willfully in front of Ukenana, and Ukenana can also show her truest self in front of Ruocheng. They are both very brave! There is also a deputy CP. I read it faster in the middle, and I am going to go back to the first boss and continue to look for details and foreshadowing. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I'm ready to read it a few more times. PS: The author is very gentle and has a good temper [Like][Like][Like] Readers will try their best to satisfy whatever they want to see. (Like it very much) I have noticed that she replies or likes all the comments in the book to prevent readers from missing out. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] [PS again:] I don't understand why someone is so targeted or jealous of this book and its author. If you don't like it, you can come to me to reason with me. Bullying a soft persimmon is nothing. (I probably wrote it in the comment area, but I don't know how much others can see it) And I am the one who is being yin and yang? Just because I said something, what was my true feeling after reading the novel? How does a reader who reads for less than an hour compare with a reader like me who reads for 50+ or ​​60+ hours? Still yin and yang? (I have never suffered such a great injustice in my life) Think of me as the author's trumpet Yin Yang? (When I think about what that person said about me, I get angry. I am so angry that I have a headache and can't sleep. I feel more nauseated and depressed than when I saw my mistress snatching away my first wife's property.) Okay! I think it's the author's trumpet. It's okay to update the author every day [Like][Like][Like] It's so well written, I just want to read it first hand. How innocent I am with them! The book is great [like][like][like] Why are you opening an account just to write book reviews about something you like? (Spread your hands) Whose meal are you eating from? My reading time is written at the bottom of the book review, it is officially certified, so read it yourself with your eyes wide open. Am I still the author's trumpet? Whose author trumpet supported it after one year of writing? What were you doing in the middle? Made me laugh so hard. Another reader with a medium score still sat there, in stark contrast, and gave him a good review. Just reading a novel, and doing this, really... They also said that the author and the manager have discussed her books P and P and come to K to comment? Tsk tsk, smile. Go to customer service and ask if they have this ability. Don't blame others for what you did. I hope that authors and operators can really have this skill in the future! The book is really great, the plot is great [like][like][like] I am very reasonable and not demanding. "I care. Please apologize to me! Thank you." "We can reconcile, but only if you apologize to me for being so mean to me." [Finally, five stars are too few and seven stars are not enough. I would like to give this book ten stars in my own name]

A story about two female protagonists in a cute school who make up for regrets. Ruocheng Borel, who was summoned by heaven to save Ukenana, came from a humble background and experienced heartbreaking and suffocating experiences. He came to Meng Academy and came to Ukenana's side. Her love is that she can count herself in it, even if she dies, just to keep Ukenana unscathed; her love is that as long as Ukenana doesn't explicitly say that she doesn't want her, she will not leave and will protect her to the death; her love is that she will definitely do what she promised to Ukenana (getting Ukenana hurt does not count); her love is never one-way, Ukenana patiently comforts her and helps her find herself. They run in both directions, which is each other's salvation. The sweet part of the whole text is so sweet that it makes people smile unconsciously; the knife part pierces the heart, making people feel sorry for Ruocheng from the bottom of their hearts, and their heart is sour. The logic of the whole text is rigorous. The protagonists are not always invincible. The protagonists will redeem each other and grow up with each other. I like Ruocheng's strength and contrast, and feel sorry for Ruocheng's experience and self-disgust: I like Ukenana's gentleness and tolerance, and decisive decision-making power. The blood moon in childhood is a regret, but this book is a compensation for regret. Ruocheng will protect Ukenana and let her survive intact...

The author writes delicately and writes the relationship between Ukenana and Ruocheng very appropriately, especially Ruocheng who puts his own life aside every time and regards Ukenana as his first choice. It is really touching. Ruocheng is like a guiding lover who guides Ukenana to open up to him little by little, while Ruocheng will remember not to hurt Ukenana even if he is controlled. Ruocheng's sentence "You are the only reason why I stay here" is really appreciated. I hope the author will continue to work hard [Love][Like][Love][Love][Love][Like][Like][Like] The author, please continue to work hard [love]

Chapter 1 ~ 2: "Waiting for the update but only got a few words, and the attitude is so bad that it makes people angry." Chapters 3 to 5: "The slow updates are chilling. I ask the author if you have forgotten your original intention. Are you trying to make me want to? Are you trampling on my dignity?" Chapters 6 to 10: "The long wait resulted in the author being perfunctory and thinking that he could win me over with just a few chapters. It was naive." Chapters 11 to 20: "The author continues to update, the plot is getting better, and he begins to reflect on himself." Chapters 21 to 35: "I apologize to the author for my eagerness to catch up with updates and deeply repent." Chapters 35 to 60: "I can't help but feel attached to the wonderful story, and I slap myself when I think of all the crimes I committed in the past." Chapters 61 to 100: "Meet the Author King, my dear King, this old slave was simply blind before, worthy of death, and extremely greedy!" If I offend you, stab yourself to death immediately to vent your anger to the respected author! !