JUN: Oh No, They're Doers. We're Doomed

It is a good book. The heroine suffers from adaptive disorder and psychological problems. In the book, Junhui is a clingy cow cat who entertains himself and slowly cures the heroine. The fourth child is so cute inside, I want to squeeze him to death, hahahahahahaha. It was the first time I saw a story about me as the male protagonist on Tomato. I really liked it, and I felt that this was probably how I would fall in love. Thank you for creating such a beautiful article, keep up the good work, your writing style is my favorite type 😘😘😘

The writing is great and the plot is perfect. This is a book that makes your heart melt after reading it. The ending of the story stops when their relationship is gradually getting on the right track, giving people a feeling of unfinished business. Is the male protagonist staying with the female protagonist because of his strong desire to protect? Even if they like each other, is it unstable for a female protagonist with mental illness to be with a cheerful and protective male protagonist who saves her? As an idol, the male protagonist cannot hide his relationship perfectly all the time. When the time comes, his career will be damaged. What will happen to this relationship due to the fans' reaction? But it is precisely because there is no narrative in these that it gives readers a sense of beauty that is half-hidden by the pipa. No matter how their story develops, at least they witnessed this beautiful relationship. It's a very wonderful reading experience.

,,! (Zihan's one and this one) Wow, wow, I've finished watching them all, and I still want to read them. The author will open a few more~

It's a good book, with a cute heroine and a cute pet Jun

Good looking. Love to see more.

It feels like a good book, looking forward to it!