(A crossover, slice of life, battles, multiple heroines, some original pairings remain intact, Kamen Rider-like.)
“The fate of people like us is to fight and be fought, to devour and be devoured. Even so, I stick to my own beliefs. After all, all I want is to live a peaceful life!”
“Someone like us? Let’s take a bite.”
“A yokai? Let’s take a bite.”
“What? Tokyo is dangerous? There are man-eating ghouls? Great! Let’s take a bite of them, too!”
Looking at the red-eyed people trembling before him, Ye Ming Qianyu felt a little helpless.
“What’s the big deal? I just wanted to have a little heart-to-heart with you, then pop over to your fridge for a visit. It’s not like I’m some kind of demon.”
Here’s how everyone reacted to Qianyu’s self-assessment:
Hayasaka Ai: Big bro is really kind, even if his taste is a little strange.
Shinomiya Kaguya: Big bro Qian is a respectable person who can stay true to himself. (And that fierce look is so cool, just like the student council president!)
The Nakano quintuplets: Who could’ve guessed we’d only ever study properly because Teacher Ye Ming scared us? He had such a fierce expression and didn’t say a word.
Nino: (To herself: He’s... actually kind of handsome.)
Qianyu: Actually, I was just too hungry to muster much energy at the time...
A tsundere girl next door, a quiet classmate with almost no presence, and a sharp-tongued girl whose chest may be lacking but whose mind is extraordinary.
“It’s because this world is so wonderful and full of adorable people that I protect this peaceful life, no matter how much fighting and devouring it takes.”
Sorry author, I am very interested in this content but I don't know why I can't read it. Maybe it's the way the story is narrated or it doesn't read smoothly. I apologize for giving a 4-star chat, please keep up the good work. Hey hey hey, it's me again, the author is commenting on my book reviews like that. If you don't calm down and read it to the end, it will be a little unreasonable. Let me make some suggestions, mainly my own opinions. The main reason is that at the beginning, the author will use he, she and he and they as the terms for multi-gender groups. Here I suggest using he directly. If you are concerned about what someone says that is similar to sexism, you can directly use the pinyin ta. Then there are the parts of ah, la, hey and bar added to the end of the sentence the character speaks. I don't know what these are called, but adding them together will give a sentence a different tone. I had some trouble reading it, especially in the "beginning" chapters of the battle with Ankuin. But after reading it for a long time, I got used to it. The rest are just some typos, which every book has. I'm not very good at Chinese, so what I say is for reference only. I hope the author writes better and better. And thanks to the author for adding Sylvie to it, after all, who doesn't want a little girl covered in wounds to be redeemed. Hey hey hey 😏
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