Crown of Thorns and Blood

Master, I want to give you full marks. Master, I love you so much. Master, write more. It's so delicious. I like watching the puppy Al's dependence and Salt's discipline. Such a perfect master and servant. It's so delicious that it makes me cry. Master, I will keep pestering you like a ghost and chasing you to write this😋😋😋

It's so good to watch and feels incredible. The detailed description and the outpouring of emotions really make people want to stop. Although there are still some small flaws in some places, do you understand? You can see this kind of writing in Tomato, that kind of confinement, control, and strength. Why is it described so well? I really like this kind of thing. Although poor Al in the early stage is a bit distressing, the author wrote what I wanted. That kind of control, that kind of being controlled by one person, laughing, crying, nerves, and soul are all controlled. It's very touching and exciting. Why do I encounter something particularly beautiful but it's not finished? It's so painful. Author, can you read more? I really want to read it, I really like it, I really like it. I thought it was the kind of daily and gentle taming text, but the abuse later made my heart unbearable. They tricked me into killing me! Damn, you tricked me into crying, wuwu~(>_<)~

It's so beautiful. Books on domestication are really rare in Tomato. [Laughs] It took me a long time to find this one. He really doesn't feel bad, he is completely docile, he won't run away or disobey orders. The first thing to control is the body, then the mental fear, and finally let loyalty be rooted in the heart. The most important thing is that I did not continue to suppress my emotions and achieved true and willing taming. I really like this book. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]

Fried chicken is a delicious book😋Thanks for the treat. The writing is also very good and it is not too overlapping. The emotional lines between the holes are just right. My aunt has been laughing. Who knows that the absolute control and pampering of the subordinates from the superiors can cultivate him into a being who is better than his predecessors. It is simply a nurturing system. I like it [shy]

I thought about it for a long time. Still decided to comment. The teacher wrote very well. The plot content and characters are very creative. I read all the book reviews and felt that many people went a little too far. Don't you think you're going too far by giving a negative review because it doesn't suit your preferences? It's your highlight, it doesn't mean it's a shortcoming. The teacher works very hard. After knowing that it was OC, I felt that the teacher must love his child very much. Because the teacher portrayed the character of Al very well, making it very heartwarming and relatable. I believe the teacher must also love him very much. And I hope everyone will not hit the cook when eating. Why are you so angry when you come out to beg? If you don't like it, just don't watch it, there's no need to step on it. I also hope that the teacher will be happy every day! Don't be disturbed by strange people.

This is my first vampire (vampire) novel, and it is truly a masterpiece. The author's writing is really enjoyable and it really stomps on my XP! It's so beautiful. It's really different from normal taming stories. The tamer and the tamed really rely on each other and can't live without each other. The beginning is very attractive. When I first embraced him, I was really ruthless in trying to tame Al. Salter was really not merciless at all. Can I say it was a bit sweet in the later stages? (Ps: It's also a bit cruel) Very recommended! ! The vampire setting is really cool and I will follow you forever!

It's very beautiful. Although the author is writing for the first time, his writing style is very good. The plot is not too slow. The various descriptions are really cool. Sometimes some blank spaces can stimulate the readers' imagination, even more! Cool! Got it! There are some descriptions that are a bit repetitive. Compared with a particularly continuous novel, this book always feels more like a unit drama. And this is true to say that mind control is mind control. It will not become inexplicable due to the extreme pull of attack or reception in the middle. It is a bit sad to end so soon. ･ﾟ･(つд`ﾟ)･ﾟ The car the teacher left in the group also smells good_(*´`*) Healthy love is important, but abnormal emotions are exciting❗ I have already followed the teacher. If the teacher wants to learn something new in the future, be sure to come and watch! ! I would like to remind you that many of the comments in the article were posted by the teacher himself, which is a bit sad... Please let more people see this article! (Amen)

The writing is good. I felt a little distressed when I saw it [eat the melon] [eat the melon] but overall it's pretty good [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] I also found gold in tomatoes [get it] [get it] (personal opinion)

I have lost my language management system. Oh my god, I found the article I couldn't find on HT on Tomato. It's such a forced feeling. I like to watch this kind of training until the end. Of course, it's even more fun to tame each other (recently I don't like the article about chasing my wife in the crematorium. I don't know why at the end of the forced article I read, the one who was forced wakes up and runs away, and then The one who forced me regretted it and started chasing my wife. I can't accept it and can't understand it at all. Of course, this is just my personal preference. I personally don't like and even hate the crematorium for chasing my wife. So this article is perfect for my preferences. I think it's forced. It must be forced to the end, until we are annihilated together at the end of the world. I don't want it. It's so cool. I've forgotten what the original article said here, but the specific meaning is probably not much different.) It's said that I can't find it on ht. It's just because I may have read all I can. It may be because it's not in line with justice, so there are fewer and fewer of them now. Basically, the author is gone [crying]. This book is really good to read. I like gorgeous words. As long as the writing style is not that of an elementary school student, it is basically fine. This article written by this author has just enough words to make me want to stop without feeling fatigued. Although the plot is a small thing, it is related to their taming and being tamed in the small things. The emotional transition between Al and Salt is visible to me. In fact, if you look at it, When I first met, I thought that they could only and must he (even if it was forced by Sirte, because in my opinion, Sirte has this ability and means, and the author made him unpredictable, although it may also be because I got to know Sirte from Al's perspective, which caused my sensory impact on Sirte, thinking that he is omnipotent, be I actually couldn't accept the extra, because there was an abrupt sense of separation. I knew Al would do that when Sirt was in danger, but I might not have been able to imagine that Sirt would be in danger. I had the impression that Sirt was omnipotent in the past, which led me to feel that all dangers would be nipped in the cradle by Sirt. But this is just my personal feeling. That's all, all rights of interpretation must belong to the author.) The text is he and it is Shuangjie. In fact, I think the most important thing about he is Al. Rather, if it weren't for Al, I wouldn't think it would be he. Al is really a child who loves people very well. It is his initial throbbing, every bold choice he makes, and it is better to say that it is his unique existence that makes him. Being able to tame Sirt in ordinary daily life, Al was too painful at first, and too numb afterwards. It seems that after countless times of being broken and reorganized, he who was completely attached to Sirt was completely different from his previous self. But in fact, the human Al has always been there. I think this is unique to Al, a hymn to mankind, and his unique tenacity. El, who has unique characteristics, is also the final destination of Salt. I can't describe that characteristic. What is it? Is it Al's emotional origin or Al's own existence? I only know that only Al can tame that Sirt in reverse, and only Sirt can tame this kind of Al. Please forgive me for ignoring the extra story about killing someone with a sword, but I strangely didn't cry while watching that extra episode. Maybe it's because I always believed that they would never be separated, so no matter how decisive the extra chapter was, I always believed that they would never be separated. This was an unprecedented experience for me. Obviously, my tear level is very low. I can't watch any abuse at all, otherwise I would cry. Life or death, so this is really a special experience for me. Although it is so tragic, I watched it without changing my expression. It can even be said that there is no emotion. It is really strange, but I know why, because for me, even the long night cannot separate them, because they will always coexist. Even if they reach the end of the world, it is just symbiosis in another sense.

It's a miracle... I declare this to be my most memorable book at Tomato! The sentences are described so vividly that you feel as if you are actually there. [Sending my heart] This owner is so puppy-like! Al is very cute. Later on, Al and Salt got along really sweetly. When I first watched it, I was really angry that Salt treated Al like that! Later I understood it after watching the extra episode. Because Salt has never been loved, he has always been raised as a perfect and cold-blooded heir (it's really pitiful). I think this book can be regarded as mutual redemption in another sense! On the surface, it seems that Al is being imprisoned, but why isn't Salt the same? The feeling of love appears and makes them entangled with each other. Anyway! The emotions and hearts are described in great detail! (After watching Tomato for so many years, this is my first time to write a review, because it is really good and beautiful) Until the night annihilates them together... The owner and the puppy who love each other forever! (Looking forward to the next work! I really like the story of Al and Salt!)