A short essay about Otome substituting/second perspective
It's a heart-throb, there will be a maiden plot, but it shouldn't be too much.
All kinds of male protagonists make a mess. Basically, men who meet my xp will serve it.
Ban corruption! ! ! !
The male protagonist basically falls in love with you at first sight, and he loves you to the point of death.
It should contain forced love/yandere...
Reader comments
The first world is quite nice. There are relatively few female grandmothers, and the sense of immersion is quite good.
The male protagonist in the second world has always ignored my wishes and forced me to control me. He transferred my friends away, locked me up, and forced me (it's what you think). . I can't understand human language😅It's quite depressing to put it in. Maybe some people like this, but I don't like it very much. I still prefer male protagonists who are forced but extremely humble.
The third world was quite nice at first, but it suddenly became mandatory at the end, but it was better than the second world. At least I didn't like the ending.
The fact that there are multiple male protagonists in the fourth world is quite nice, but my subjectivity is a bit too strong, the number of female aunts suddenly doubled, and the description of my appearance is a bit difficult to describe. And there is a very unpleasant point in the story. One of the male protagonists is our adopted brother, but he has a tight grip on the group and holds shares. . Emm. . 😅
The first world is quite nice. There are relatively few female grandmothers, and the sense of immersion is quite good. The male protagonist in the second world has always ignored my wishes and forced me to control me. He transferred my friends away, locked me up, and forced me (it's what you think). . I can't understand human language😅It's quite depressing to put it in. Maybe some people like this, but I don't like it very much. I still prefer male protagonists who are forced but extremely humble. The third world was quite nice at first, but it suddenly became mandatory at the end, but it was better than the second world. At least I didn't like the ending. The fact that there are multiple male protagonists in the fourth world is quite nice, but my subjectivity is a bit too strong, the number of female aunts suddenly doubled, and the description of my appearance is a bit difficult to describe. And there is a very unpleasant point in the story. One of the male protagonists is our adopted brother, but he has a tight grip on the group and holds shares. . Emm. . 😅