My Band: I Can't Be Both a Mom and a Lover!

I had some free time recently and came across this book. I read it at night and forgot about it even more. The opening chapter is very powerful and fascinating, and as you continue to read it again and again, you will find that the characterization is really penetrating. Between smiles and smiles, one's temperament is revealed; when one behaves, one's character emerges on its own. The sage makes people admire, the traitor makes people angry, the fool makes people pity, and the wise makes people sigh. Although there is pen and ink on the paper, it is as if it is standing in front of you, ready to be spoken, and as alive as life. As for the narrative presentation, every step is emotional. Ordinary separations and reunions are written in a heart-stirring way; ordinary joys and sorrows are filled with gloom and desolation. Every word and sentence flows out from the heart, so it can capture people's emotions and move people's soul. After reading the book, I still feel that the people and things in the book are lingering in my heart for a long time, making me happy or sad and unable to stop myself. Since ancient times, articles have moved people with emotion and won with truth. This book has both, and is truly a rare masterpiece in modern times. After I finished reading, I couldn't calm down my heart, so I penned a few lines of praise for this wonderful article to remember what I learned.

It can be seen from the author's last book that the writing style is really good and delicate. However, the protagonist in the last book was not very big and I couldn't fully enjoy it. This time I really enjoyed reading it. Although it is a classic amnesia protagonist, the setting actually has no big impact. It is rated as a big cup.

The plot is reasonable and the content is comfortable. It is one of the few good books that I have seriously followed on Tomato. It is indeed rare to see male protagonists with the character of a boy mother, but it seems particularly suitable in this band's girl-oriented theme. Rather than saying it's appropriate, it's better to say that the author fully integrated the two, making it feel novel. Of course, the author's responsible attitude towards this book is what I am most satisfied with. He will respond to individual suggestions on paragraphs, sentences and plot content one by one and try his best to improve them. I mean, boy moms! ^O^

Even though it's a very provocative first-person story, (generally I won't watch it) it can still be said to be the best work of a girl band after Lao Wan and Lao Cheng. The biggest highlight of this game is the unique contrast between the band girls being healed by the protagonist (not very OOC)

The author originally wrote (although the previous book was deleted), the protagonist in the previous book was a bit stressed and looked a bit depressing, but this one is much more relaxed. The timeline is a bit weird. It was written that the protagonist is a freshman in high school (it was clearly stated when talking to Momoka, and the previous plot was also described in the first year of high school) and then suddenly became a sophomore in high school (there is no plot, I wrote "I haven't cooked for myself since my sophomore year in high school" and then the protagonist inexplicably became a sophomore in high school) (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ̣ Chihaya Aine is a freshman in high school. The protagonist is in the same class as her. The protagonist should also be a freshman in high school. [Think]

It's great to watch, but sometimes the dialogue is a bit messy and there are a few small errors in the expressions (one word more and one word less, I forgot to post a comment to catch bugs). The plot is very or even 90% delicious. I like you.

Mizukawatani⚡The man among men⚡The male among men⚡The dominant among men⚡The ruler among men⚡The lord of men⚡The terminator of men⚡King! ⚡Master! ⚡Goddess! ⚡Mom! ⚡The overwhelming man⚡⚡⚡The pinnacle! ! ! ⚡⚡⚡[Laughing evilly]

It looks okay, but why are there so many ellipses? There are two or three ellipses in one sentence. I want to ask about the commas.

Marvelous! There is no gravity, no depression, only warm daily life, which makes people finally recall that they are just 17-year-old girls, and they should be so happy, carefree, and very beautiful.

It's really beautiful. The arrogant and gentle male mother has gone from being tough-tongued to adapting to her identity as a male mother. She says it's not because she is gentle but she still reaches out to help all those in need. She opens her heart in the company of everyone, takes care of everyone and is also cared for by others. After watching it, I feel that the corpse is a little hot. Who threw some healing potions for me?