The Purehearted Male Lead Is Red-Hot

It's good to watch. I finally called my wife instead of traveling through time. I hope that each other will be pampered and possessive. I don't want to watch a one-man show anymore.

It's such an interesting cp, but I have to raise a child for my benefactor... The kind that I personally take care of and keep raising... I don't like this setting of bringing up a baby. It feels like there is no sweet interaction between two people alone. I hope the author can clear the air on the first page

Maybe I have read a lot of books, but the plot is not too new, but the author's writing style is good and the description is good. After reading the comment section, I suspect that I am the only one who is cold-blooded. Many of them are touching stories about Eiffel and the like. But would there really be someone who, because of a life-saving grace, would cherish him so much that he would even take an orphan with him to raise him? Even if you don't have a job, you still want to hide your identity (undercover)? Can these two insects live together for three days if they are full of insects each? Looking for a job is for myself, and also to reduce the pressure on Eiffel's family and help Eiffel. I can still understand this. I have a bug around me, don't you think this decision is very abrupt? A life-saving grace, putting everything on yourself? Have you forgotten your current situation and your desire to find your family? I thought that after taking the insect away from the planet, I would find an orphanage for him and visit him from time to time, but it turned out that the male protagonist kept him by his side. If I hadn't written a lot about the marshal, I would have thought that this little female insect was the male protagonist's companion. Anyone who has watched the short drama knows that this setting is that the savior who raised him likes the protagonist, but the protagonist does not realize that he is emotionally with someone else, the savior leaves sadly, and the male protagonist later discovers that he likes the savior, and then pursues his wife in the crematorium. Later in the novel, there are three insects getting along with each other, which makes the sense of déjà vu even stronger. [Laughing and crying]

Very delicate writing style, the story of Eiffel, the female father and Jiang Yu is really so good that I cry, they are all good babies, and Xivier is a tsundere little cake, woo woo woo, it's a bit teary. The previous plot

It's really good-looking, Xiao Yu is so cute, and the plot is well written. I don't know why there are so few people reading this book. Is it because he is a Zerg writer? Recently, he fell in love with Qigong. Although he is short, it doesn't matter. I can think about it myself [laughs] It's really good-looking. I hope the work will reach 8 as soon as possible. The author needs to work hard and update it. I'm scared to death with 100 pictures [Send heartfelt] It's over. Spread flowers∠※, looking forward to the extra chapters

It's very nice and sweet. The protagonist, Gong, is half aboriginal. He travels to the world of his female father and meets a female monarch who can stay with him for a lifetime. There is also a cute Zai Zai. He is also very capable. The combination of strong and strong means that the protagonist's Gong is weak in the early stage, but will become stronger in the later stage.

Yes, I hate the long descriptions of female bugs being abused when reading Zerg articles, and this one is very rare. The social evolution settings of the Zerg are also relatively reasonable. The social class is higher than the hierarchy of males and females, which is more logical. It is not a brainless setting where male Zerg can bully even nobles or princes.

I finished reading it in one sitting. Overall it was okay. Please be careful when reading if it contains spoilers. Let me first say that I perfectly accept the beauty 1 and the "weakness" 1, which is very delicious. At the beginning of the chapter, Gong was rescued by a female insect and took care of her cubs. Later, she died trying to protect her cubs. This was a bit sad. Gong took Zai away in repayment. Zai was obedient, so Gong couldn't be considered a holy father. Then I went to the Emperor Star and met a female friend (a true friendship!), But he hid his identity, and I think there was no distinction between male and female in the early stage... There was a scene where the female brothers were leaning on his shoulders, but I think it's normal between good friends... But the opposite sex is a bit... Let's see if you can accept it. It was relatively slow to catch on in the early stage, and the comments all said that the boss was greasy and so on. I think it was okay. Although he was very arrogant, he was as meticulous as possible about Gong's affairs. He quietly became Gong's top brother. Although Gong felt it vaguely, I think the relationship between the two developed a bit fast, but it was good. Later, Shou also changed a lot of his personality, and Gong liked to rely on Shou! So cute! Also attack the freedom of acting coquettishly! But in the later stage, it was a bit bloody, someone bought Gong's life, but the star thief took a fancy to it, and started to take it by force... Gong was a bit self-defeating, and he lost his memory. Later, he reunited with his biological parents but forgot about Shou, and Shou became pregnant, and they were separated for five years... It's inexplicable what happened here. However, everyone's relationship is still a bit touching, and Gong's female father forcibly severed Gong's relationship with the empire. Uh-huh, I feel like his change in attitude makes me a little confused.

It's so beautiful. It's like a fairy tale. The relationship between Xivier and Jiang Yu makes me happy. But the introduction of the latest chapters is so cruel. Didn't I say it's a sweet story? Teacher, you will trick me into tears. Wow.

The author's writing style is delicate and detailed, describing the environment and appearance in a more specific and vivid way. The characters of the two protagonists are rich and well-structured. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'll give it a five-star review. (˵¯͒¯͒˵)