A Care Guide for Western Merfolk

It's great to watch, and I just like the unscrupulous feeling of XP. I think back then I was also a fan of Spirit Knight and Grass Python Heroes. By the way, if the male and female protagonist are born together, can they be called the second generation of Murlocs?

A good book that made me more interested in marine life. I have nothing to say about the author's writing style and ideas, but I personally feel that xp is a bit too obvious, and the monthly pain part is written a bit too much (it can be seen that it is a pleasure to write), which made me a little tired. I've read about thirty chapters so far, and I don't know if it will be better in the future. It's a bit slow. But overall it looks pretty good. There are very few novels of this type nowadays. Let's see how long the author can persist.

It's a good-looking, serious-style single-woman novel. I couldn't get enough of it after reading it in one day. The author responded with praise for every post. And it seems that the author works in a university, and I do too, so I know how busy it is. Thanks to the author for providing this good story in his spare time.

I just started reading the name, and there was nothing that particularly attracted me. I started reading, and there was nothing that particularly attracted me. I found that the quality is really high, and it doesn't look like it was written by a newcomer. The setting is very interesting, and the identities between the heroine and the hero are very interesting, like lovers, pet owners, and father and daughter.

The subject matter is very interesting, and the telling method is also very unique. Although there is no wonderful dramatic conflict, it is as fascinating as those strange stories written by Jules Verne. As for the description of Shark Pearl, I think the author has a bit of a niche interest in it [laughing]

My goodness, this is such a rare book! The plot of the book is so ups and downs that one can never imagine the content of the next part. It is really great, and it is many times better than those AI articles and cool articles! Thanks to the author for letting me read such a beautiful book! Still a mermaid! Sky! Love it!

What a pity. This is a pioneering work. I haven't seen any articles of the same type. But it also means that the audience for this type of work is very small. If the audience is good, it can really be said to have created a new type. If you insist on updating, the audience itself is very small. In addition, because it is a new book, many people will read it. This will lead to fewer people who originally had a few people. Stars do not fail those who are on the road, and time does not fail those who are willing.

As for the narrative, the development of the male and female protagonists is relatively natural, and the writing style has a strong fantasy color. It is definitely a good book in Tomato. To say that there are still some shortcomings, the description of some fragments is relatively repetitive, which affects the perception a bit, such as the painful part of the mermaid. I think the author probably wanted to write about the depth of pain, but too much description makes it redundant. Appropriate choices must be made.

I don't have a rating, but it's a good book. It's very interesting. I didn't think it was interesting after reading the introduction, but when you really read it, you will find that it is very interesting. It's a bit 😳😳😳[smirking]. Big boost for the author!!! More updates soon

Like a physical book, it has the style of science fiction and the flavor of the original Cthulhu novel I read before. But there shouldn't be much traffic on Tomato, since it's not a traditional online article after all.