A Woman Wears a Man, She Just Wants to Pamper the One She Loves, but She End up Pampering Her in Her Arms
It's best for a woman to wear a man, and to wear a book. In the original story, the second female lead is particularly miserable. The protagonist feels particularly sorry for the female partner, so he takes good care of her. In the end, he and the female partner have sex. The protagonist doesn't want to be a spoiled wife and act like a coquettish daughter-in-law. The writing is not stiff.
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He is obviously a time traveler, but the IQ of the male protagonist is written to be no different from that of a real baby. After watching it for a long time, the male protagonist is still an 8-month-old baby. And as we get to the back, the male protagonist's IQ directly drops to zero and he becomes a real baby, completely losing the memory and IQ of the time traveler. I don't understand what kind of new plot this is. I've seen stories where the time-traveling protagonist becomes calmer and more powerful as time goes by, but I've never seen the time-traveling protagonist's IQ and memory regressed as time goes by. It's just that the further you go, the lower the male protagonist's IQ is. It is completely the story of an indigenous protagonist wearing the skin of time travel and rebirth. I usually read books where the original protagonist does not travel through time or is reborn, but this book is the first of its kind. The protagonist travels through time at the beginning, and then everything about the protagonist's time travel is blurred [smile] Just look at it and say nothing.
So warm. . . . .