Playing Galgame in a Matriarchal World

I originally wanted to give it a seven-star review, because the part where the protagonist is being interrogated is probably because I haven't seen the protagonist suffer a lot in a long time. But I thought about Pervitin in the previous article, and thought that this was a World War II-themed article, and then I calmed down and gave a bad review without thinking. It was a very real situation. During the war, he said that he was going to the war border, and then he was interrogated and collapsed in the interrogation room. The male protagonist was just a senior high school student. A collapse in this situation is too normal, so I understood it and found that this was not a poisonous point, but feedback from the real situation. The rest is that the progress of the emotional drama is a bit too fast, so I deducted one star. I hope the author will not stop updating and can write better and better in the future. Ps: The above only represents my personal views. If you disagree, it means you have different opinions.

A heroine with a World War II theme, the author writes it very well.

Well written, support it

Well written, Gu Gu Gu Ga Ga.

It's a pretty good-looking novel about a heroine. It probably ranks in the top 15% of Tomatoes.

This is my first time watching a heroine in this genre. It was strange to suddenly kiss Natasha because I couldn't feel the emotional line.