She's wearing a book... And she's dressed so outrageously!
It's annoying enough to work in a bad class, but when I'm relaxing at home and reading a novel after get off work, I get sent straight to the twelfth floor by an out-of-control Universiade—physically crashing into the book!
Depend on! Forget about losing him, he transformed into the vicious little villain in the book who was arrogantly punished by justice within a few chapters of the hero!
What's even more terrible is - where is my holy sword? ! Who is the little loli who is over 1.5 Meters tall and full of baby girl in the mirror? ! No! ! !
Okay, just wear it, we are not unsatisfied with the script of the vicious female supporting role... But who can tell me, why does the plot of this book collapse at the beginning? !
Where is the promised childhood sweetheart of the male protagonist and the gentle and kind female protagonist? Why is she stabbing the male protagonist like crazy behind his back? !
What's going on with the male protagonist's huge harem group? The way they look at me... Why are they all weird? !
Etc! The heroine holding a thick chain on her wrist and smiling more and more dangerously... What do you want to do? !
She... Why did she come towards me? !
"You! Don't come over!!!"
Reader comments
An outrageous plot
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It's a bit difficult to explain. The protagonist of the original work disappeared after more than thirty chapters. Logically speaking, the role of such a veteran protagonist should be around one hundred to one hundred and twenty chapters.
The plot is good, the setting is good, but the plot seems a bit too brain-intensive. I promised to put my brain in the storage room. The result is that it seems to be the same whether I watch it with my brain or without my brain.
An outrageous plot
Good health[lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen]
It's a bit difficult to explain. The protagonist of the original work disappeared after more than thirty chapters. Logically speaking, the role of such a veteran protagonist should be around one hundred to one hundred and twenty chapters.
The plot is good, the setting is good, but the plot seems a bit too brain-intensive. I promised to put my brain in the storage room. The result is that it seems to be the same whether I watch it with my brain or without my brain.