(Multiple heroines + farming + daily life + beast-eared girl + fetal penetration)
Doraemon props? Sailor Moon Transformer? Death Zanpakutō?
When I used these props to farm, elves, imperial princesses, succubi, dragon ladies... All came to my door.
Luo An looked at the girls, then glanced at his manor, and couldn't help but fall into deep thought: Was the pure and leisurely farming life in his dream... Coming to an end before it even started?
Luo An: "I just want to farm leisurely, don't come over here!"
Reader comments
It seems good so far. Chapter 12 and before were relatively dull. Chapter 13, starting the mission, confessing to his father, encountering the out-of-control stone statue and the help of the elves, is a small climax, and there are a lot of foreshadowings, such as the attitude of the church and the situation of other forces... Overall, it is worth watching.
Yes, there is no bitter and grudge-filled revenge, no big poisonous points like the green embryo, and the system participation feels quite small. I feel that I haven't seen it a few times (maybe because of my listening to the book).
The only shortcoming may be that the pace is too slow, but it doesn't matter to me, but it can't be considered a poisonous point, and the writing is quite delicate.
Personal rating: 3.8-4.3 Stars (good)
Personal tags: daily writing, development writing, no brain, no green, fetal transfusion (I can accept it), multiple female protagonists, nurturing writing, delicate, family business.
Overall, it's pretty good. It's suitable for passing time. There's nothing strange about it. I've read dozens of chapters so far, and the plot is progressing smoothly. It's just a daily novel. Good luck to the author.
Support it, overall it's good, the character description is more delicate, there are no poisonous points, the character's behavior and abilities are relatively normal
If you have any suggestions, you can leave them below in my book reviews. I won't say that I will "learn" your ideas.
A question suddenly occurred to me, why does the protagonist have physical limitations when using the power of spells? And why doesn't Xiaoyu have this restriction? [What]
It seems good so far. Chapter 12 and before were relatively dull. Chapter 13, starting the mission, confessing to his father, encountering the out-of-control stone statue and the help of the elves, is a small climax, and there are a lot of foreshadowings, such as the attitude of the church and the situation of other forces... Overall, it is worth watching.
Yes, there is no bitter and grudge-filled revenge, no big poisonous points like the green embryo, and the system participation feels quite small. I feel that I haven't seen it a few times (maybe because of my listening to the book). The only shortcoming may be that the pace is too slow, but it doesn't matter to me, but it can't be considered a poisonous point, and the writing is quite delicate. Personal rating: 3.8-4.3 Stars (good) Personal tags: daily writing, development writing, no brain, no green, fetal transfusion (I can accept it), multiple female protagonists, nurturing writing, delicate, family business.
Overall, it's pretty good. It's suitable for passing time. There's nothing strange about it. I've read dozens of chapters so far, and the plot is progressing smoothly. It's just a daily novel. Good luck to the author.
Support it, overall it's good, the character description is more delicate, there are no poisonous points, the character's behavior and abilities are relatively normal
If you have any suggestions, you can leave them below in my book reviews. I won't say that I will "learn" your ideas.
A question suddenly occurred to me, why does the protagonist have physical limitations when using the power of spells? And why doesn't Xiaoyu have this restriction? [What]