After Marrying a Plushie-Loving Villain, the Lop-Eared Bunny Gets Petted Every Day

The article is generally good. The soft and cute bunny Shou vs. The superficial cold-hearted but actually very fond of fluffy animals. The contrast between cuteness and cuteness. In the early stage, I thought Shou was a simple rabbit. Later, when I found out that Shou was my marriage partner, the awkward but secret love feeling was very touching. The secondary CP is also very good. I especially like the couple of uncle and Nuo Nuo. What I didn't expect is that the author's imagination is so big that even the protagonist's aura seems to have an official partner. This article breaks away from the regular routine of other articles I have read on Tomato, but I still have to say that it would be better if the author could fill in all the holes. It can be seen that the author's mood has changed in the later writing. It is really regrettable that the book ends so hastily. The struggle between the Zerg, the Federation, and the Empire is not included in the follow-up. The attack is a general, but until the end, he did not save the people of the Federation or adjust the relationship between humans and Zerg. The protagonist's aura did not confess. There is always foreshadowing in the article, something special happened between the attack and the end, but there is no detailed description until the end. It gives me the feeling that the early stage of the article is very good, but the end does not fill up the holes. It only briefly introduces the ending around the protagonist. This is still very disappointing. It was originally a very good article, but the ending is really disappointing. If you like fast-paced and brainless cookies, you can read it. But the ending is really hard to comment on. I give it four points and hope the author will work hard in the future! The ideas and settings are pretty good! Keep up the good work~

Nice! Rabbit is so cute! I can suck ten bald ones at once (´∀｀)♡(´∀｀)♡(´∀｀)♡

It's pretty good, but it's a bit uncomfortable without a title.

It's quite nice. I can see that the world view written in the author's outline is very grand, but the writing style doesn't support it. Everything else is pretty good.

The writing is okay, there are no weird points. If you mind, the male protagonist's father didn't love him because his mother died in childbirth. In the end, he had to end it with his own hands. But it doesn't matter. The furry is really cute. The main character has no children (rabbits can fake pregnancy, but it's only one or two chapters, so it's not a big problem)

There are still 18 chapters to go before Bai Luo appears in human form...

This is super cool, but the ending is a little rushed. But it doesn't affect its beauty at all

The main cp's relationship progress is so exciting and sweet, but when I watch it, it feels like I've missed something. Sub-CP accounts for a relatively large amount, especially at the end The ending is a little rushed, but the part where you get along with the rabbit is great.

I really like this book. I don't have that special knife. Of course, this book is very sweet. Even people with impure intentions came together in the end (of course my favorite is the MVP of the whole game😋😋😋). Basically everyone got a good ending.

Finished reading at 8:29 am on 2024.10.25 It's very sweet, all six pairs of lovers finally got married [shy][shy][shy] I also want a fluffy little rabbit Ji. Although it is very sweet, it is also a pity that Bai Luo does not have a child of his own. Although giving birth is accompanied by danger, I think Bai Luo actually wants to give [currently in progress]