Star-Eating Shark Girl: I Took a Saint Home as My Wife

Lily, wait for me to savor it carefully Aren't you giving the protagonist a wife? Or a straight woman? Still want to make the protagonist "normal"? Demonic

I've finished reading it, it's Baihewen. I feel that the main attraction is Tie Tie. The protagonist himself is invincible and poses no threat, so the rest of the plot seems to have no ups and downs. It just feels like the two of them are sticking to each other quite naturally, but then they suddenly start to pull together, which may be a bit abrupt. But strictly speaking, this situation is normal, and the saint was still bent later. It may make you feel a little sick to your stomach, but there are no plots involving knives and bitter hatred. The overall length is not long, and it feels good to read it in one go. I just feel that there are many places to expand and write about, but the author just briefly went through them. But overall, the relationship between the two protagonists is okay, and it can be considered a satisfactory outcome. If you only want to read the alien beast genre, you can skip this book.

Am I the only one who wants to see Shark Girl betrayed by the Saint? Then you can see the severely revenged Saint-chan, and the dark and twisted Shark-chan in the corner O_o

From a certain point of view, you are right, but from another point of view, you are wrong. I can't say it's completely wrong, I can only say it's still a little bit wrong between completely right. If it is wrong to ignore this point, then of course what you say is right, but if you examine whether what you say is right with a more rigorous attitude, then what you say is not right. In fact, looking back, what you said is right may be right in a static world, and what you said is wrong may be wrong from a metaphysical point of view. But from a developmental perspective, what you say is right may be wrong in the time and space of movement, and what you say is wrong may be right from a dialectical point of view. What you say may or may not be right at this moment, and what you say in the future may be wrong or right.

Lily's daily article, at least I don't see anything uncomfortable.

Shark girl is really cute, Noel is cute too, the stickers look great!

It's super good, but the ending is a bit sad. I hope there will be a sequel.

No, isn't this a classic example of a woman who considers herself to be straight? Why was she expelled from the Lily Club?

It's okay, the subject matter is to my liking.

After reading Hao Carter, I haven't found a book with the same feeling for a long time. This book is similar and not bad.