Lolicon? No! Call Me Father!

Very well written. . But I really can't stand that shota...

It's quite interesting, but I can't say it's exciting. It's not as detailed and exciting as the fighting scenes in Yu's book, and it's not as refreshing as in Hulu's book, but it has a plain style with a bit of laziness and calmness. But in this style, you have to be careful not to have any plots that involve bitterness and hatred and the protagonist's defeat. The rest is so-called, and you can even add a certain abstract style of funny plot. I've read Chapter 48 so far, so I'll look forward to the follow-up. I'll give it a four-star rating first.

Yes, the control of each character's expressions and description of actions are quite detailed. At least people can understand that it is not about writing but about writing. I just hope that the author will not make this book emasculated. . .

It's a very good book. I just hope there won't be a eunuch behind the main character 😄😄😄

It's a good book. The author's writing skills are good. It gives people the feeling of a two-dimensional and delicate otaku who secretly hides from his girlfriend in a damp and leaky bed and codes words 👍

Life or death unknown? That's death [salute]

A good book and a good relationship are called companionship and education, and they are willing to give each other the power to interfere with themselves and shape each other.

This book is still good.

It's good to watch and the plot is detailed. You can watch it as a lolicon, but you can also watch it if you're not a lolicon, because it doesn't feel very lolicon, it just has loli.

Loli+Multiple heroines. Are all the heroines loli or are a few of the heroines loli? Please, this is important to me.