My Wife Is a Little Gay

I want to give you a star, I want to see the ghost [anger] [smile]

First review here! ! ! The subject matter is really new Coming from Tokyo to remove ghosts [blowing kiss]

Please give me more Baipo Meow, thank you Meow Meow, I am so annoyed by the daily bombardment of Lily Wen Lily Culture Lily Element Lily Dolphin, Meow

To be honest, this kind of subject matter happens to be what I read the most and what I love to read. I have read a 7 million-word book three times in the past, so I saw someone saying that Cheng Jiu is not suitable for the male protagonist. Although I don't know how the author wants to write it, I still think that there should be many twists and turns for this female protagonist. In short, it is worth looking forward to. Don't listen to the wind, it will be rain.

I hope I can see the end of the exorcism in my lifetime

The writing is quite good. Some people don't like the strong female protagonist, but I quite like it. The wife should take care of the male protagonist when he is sick, and she did. I should accept both. I'm really looking forward to the scene. I haven't read many novels of this type. Do any book friends recommend it?

It's very creative, and I can't tell if it has a single female protagonist at the moment. However, the writing is a bit greasy, so I suggest you squeeze some water out of it, as the pace is not too fast. The characters, personalities, scenes, and writing skills are all quite good. The only problem is that there are too many hooks, which makes it a bit confusing. Not much to remember, but overall worth watching.

All in all, it's pretty good. Whether it's the plot or the characters, they are all perfectly laid out. The protagonist's background is very fascinating in just the few chapters now. Roughly speaking, it should be divided into three lines. The first is the emotional line between the protagonist and the heroine, the second is the future career line surrounding the tower, and the other is the plot line between the protagonist and the lunch box female supporting character, so there should be scenes of the protagonist interacting with the villains from childhood (of course I guess). Then there are career-oriented villains from game companies such as Tower, and finally there are supporting villains who are disturbed by other female supporting characters when the heroine is chasing the male protagonist. Of course, all the above are just my fault. After all, a female channel with such delicate writing style would be a female channel. Otherwise, there would be no such things as knives. A male channel would only have one setting at most. Come on

It was only at the end that I realized that the author was you. You hadn't finished the last book yet [crying]

I would like to ask how many heroines there are. I don't think there should be too many. If there are too many, it will feel fragmented. Three or two will feel good.