In Beika! From Romance to Invincibility

🤦That's hilarious! Actually, I don't like the idea of ​​chasing two girls at the same time, but the author portrayed Shiho and Sonoko very well. One is arrogant, cunning, and sensitive, while the other is innocent, kind, and love-obsessed. Different people have different ways of getting along, and the protagonist's relationship between the two girls is sweet, but also includes the hellish…

This book is actually quite good; it's neither a huge hit nor a complete flop, more of a third-party perspective. The writing is above average, the plot is above average, the logic is average, and it has quite a few plot points. It's hard to say about the female lead, but I feel it's likely a single female lead.

Without the shrunken Shiho and Sonoko dual heroines! The red team should just keep Shiho and Ran. No matter what the mission is, as long as you bring Shiho, you've already completed 60% of it. It's a powerful tool for killing without much effort!

Personally, I prefer a single female lead. This one seems to have two female leads. How should I put it? To me, having two female leads feels like an attempt to create a harem, but the author is afraid of being criticized for it (this is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree, and the author doesn't need to pay attention if they see this, it's just that I personally don't like it).

It's really good! The author put a lot of effort into it. Although the protagonist is on the dark side and kills a lot, the author explains how he completely destroys the ordinary life 🤭. I feel it's at least an 8.5 Level, so I'm giving it five stars to boost my rating.

The film should feature plenty of fighting and murder, with minimal flirting to generate negative points; the main character's madness is what matters. Finally, let me say this: art! It's explosive!!

Overall, it's quite good. The protagonist's stance is that of chaotic evil; his tendency to blow up anyone he doesn't like is quite interesting. He blew up the Detective Boys, killed Shuichi Akai, and eliminated Tooru Amuro. He even broke up Shinichi and Ran later on, but the plot in that aspect fell apart after the book ended, leaving unresolved plot holes.

It was pretty good, just to my taste. There were a lot of scenes with explicit content, and I got caught on one without realizing it 🤔 Also, Zhi Bao didn't shrink, but everything else was fine. The romance scenes were well-written.

It's quite interesting. I couldn't get into the beginning, but it was okay when I had nothing else to read. The plot is followable and fast-paced, and there's no filler. Nothing much to say, I don't like giving bad reviews 🤓👆

After careful consideration, it's clear that Sherry can't join the main cast. Therefore, it's necessary to find someone from the main cast to establish a relationship with the male lead so that he can legitimately and frequently appear in the story. Although Sonoko isn't always with the main cast, having her boyfriend appear at the crime scene is much better than forcing her way in.