[Laid-Back Daily Life + Healing + Sweet Romance + Adolescent Syndrome + Light Novel]
After transmigrating into a delinquent with dyed blond hair, Ryunosuke was completely at a loss.
No System. No golden finger. Nothing.
All he came with was a face so vicious it had to be covered by a mosaic, and a reputation for making every delinquent in school drop to their knees and cry, “Those killer eyes!” just by glaring at them.
Looking at the original male lead cowering in a corner and the heroines trembling with fear, I decided to turn over a new leaf.
I’d secretly get the original leads together and make it safely to graduation.
Wherever there are NTR lovers,
there I, the NTR-hunting warrior, shall be!
I punched out bullying delinquents and kicked the stuffing out of sleazy shopkeepers. I became buddies with the male lead and the ultimate wingman.
But the story started heading in a strange direction.
I looked at the mosaic covering my face in the mirror and fell into deep thought.
I just wanted to survive.
How did I become the one they all saw as their moonlight in the darkness?
So far, I think it's really good, especially Shiyin's emotional line, which directly gives a clear response, unlike some novels where people have such obvious love for the protagonist and still pretend to be stupid. The emotional line is also pretty good, and I would like to ask the author how many female protagonists there are in the book. Also, the author hastened to update, the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like you 😠😠😠
I don't recommend watching it because it's too short... Just kidding. The painting style is quite good. It has a Japanese comic feel, but the protagonist seems to have no other improvements except to increase his charm? Moreover, there are some ambiguities in the world view, such as the mentioned superpowers and so on. In addition, the milk tea shop that has been talked about for a long time has not been opened. There is also what is going on with this sudden appearance of B station, which is suspected to be An Guang
The ingredients are complex, the author. What you can see so far is a series of ingredients such as green things, dragons and tigers, and Charlotte. I think it is well written. Although I personally prefer a single female protagonist, this book is really good-looking. So far, it is a five-star level.
It doesn't talk to itself, it has a sense of immersion, the jokes are moderate, and it can recall a lot of classics. It is also one of the rare books that I have read recently. If it keeps up the momentum of steady updates and the plot is not confusing, it will definitely deserve a score of 9 or more in Western Persimmon. Come on! It is better to re-open a new book than to wait for days if you have no idea when writing or writing, or if you think your grades are not good enough.
Anyone can step on the protagonist without feeling any pleasure at all. With a central air conditioner, any woman will look good on her.
It's kind of interesting. For the time being, the male protagonist is given five stars. He's not bad. He's not the kind of homogenous yellow-haired tomato who has the power but doesn't use it. If he has the power, he won't be the kind of homogenous yellow-haired Asashi in the novel. He's pretty good [get it]
Love it, why doesn't the author update it soon (screaming) (twisting) (darkly crawling) (crawling) (twisting) (darkly crawling) (rolling) (violent crawling) (twisting) (spasmodic) (snarling) (squirming) (gloomy roaring) (crawling) (splitting (walking ashore) (twisting) (spasmodic) (creeping) (twisted walking) (attacks regardless of target) (collapsed on the ground praying for the author to add another chapter to save me)
Who do you think you are? You want to save everyone. It makes me sick, so I can't be selfish.
Good, very good, very to the taste. The male protagonist is gentle but a little domineering. Each character is well described.
It's good to watch, the characters are well created, and the plot incorporates the setting of youth syndrome compared to the traditional one. I can't stop.