What a Shock! The Captain's Climbing Vine Isn't Human!

The two protagonists get along so cutely, and the characters are also to my liking, but the supporting characters made me feel a bit stuck in my throat. Everyone has something emmm, and the way to deal with enemies is very slow and gentle. Since it is a new book, I gave it five stars. Help, I really can't stand the supporting characters anymore. Why are there so many gods and men? Why do the gods have no lessons at all? But I really like the protagonist. He is cute and like a kitten.

I like it very much. It's not love at first sight, but we get along slowly. It's not the kind of lust. Well, I also like the end of the world, which has special powers. It's a bit fantasy. And the setting of the two protagonists is very novel for the first time I saw it. So far, it seems to be quite good. The author always likes to write some weird things around the protagonist, and those weird things are all... Well, the author doesn't think this is a slap in the face, right? It doesn't feel good at all. Every time I see the supporting characters acting like clowns, doing this, doing that, bullying the protagonist, insulting the protagonist, etc., I feel quite uncomfortable. But like I said, I mainly think it is the love between the two protagonists. I still like it very much. I have caught up with the latest chapter, and I always write like this, and alas, I think other people's writings are stupid, and many of them are very similar. In fact, if I didn't like a certain setting, I feel like I can't stand it. Halfway through, I didn't read a few pictures after finishing the review, and then I lost interest. I just didn't have much left to read, so I continued to read it when I had time. Is this author male or female? He always writes about various patriarchal themes and brother-control, and then the combination is often like, well, a sister is very powerful and has super powers, and then she has a disabled and trashy brother. I don't understand. Is he trying to be ironic, or does he want to promote this? The writing power is definitely a bit lacking. Then there is another one in the front. There are at least three such combinations. The first team is dead, the second team and the third team are still there, and occasionally fight against the protagonist. I don't know whether the boy in the second team is a supporting role or cannon fodder? Sometimes the writing feels like cannon fodder, and sometimes it feels like a supporting role.

It's very interesting to watch. The main characters are very holy and they also like to make themselves angry [Like]

Super pretty! ! ! Come on, author! !