Rock: Teemo Is My Love, the Protagonist Is My Friend, and I Am the War God

Hee~hee hee~~This is what I want to see, this is the mouth and teeth~The male protagonist is simply the male version of Precious 😏

It is a very emotional novel about animal lovers, with rich emotional descriptions. The protagonist is patriarchal and has a strong gravity. It does not mean that Dimo ​​is not heavy. Although the gravity of the protagonist seems to be very high in the description of the text, in fact, there is no ultra-high-sensitivity rebound like Dimo. Generally speaking, the protagonist is more explosive, while Dimo ​​is more sustained.

It's very good. Although the CPs are Lin Ye (Locke) and Dimo, the emotions are very natural and there is no industrial saccharine. It is very comfortable to read and has a natural feeling. What's more, you can rest assured that this book is not like Locke's elf romance (although there seems to be a little bit in the middle, But there is an explanation), it is more like the love between a knight and his princess, the resonance of loyal obsession and a pure soul is simply sweet to the heart, very good, come on, this is the pure love I want to see 💕💕💕!! Additional: The author will update the book daily starting with Chapter 2, so you can enjoy reading it every day! Others: The protagonist's emotions are gone, so who will save me if I suffer from hypoglycemia 😢 😢

The best Locke novel I have ever read! Really awesome!! I love the cute and fluffy little Dimo!!! It's really super warm and I recommend all Locke players to take a look. It's just that the writing style needs to be improved, so go for it, author! Praise Dimo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are each other's only and best partner. The warmth and beauty bring peace and tranquility.

Although I am not a member of the Fu Rui circle, I still think this book is very interesting. The emotional description of the protagonist and Dimo ​​is very good, and the daily interactions between the protagonist and Dimo ​​are very sweet, and they are very unswerving in choosing each other. It is a very good and pure love story. Of course, I also like the character of the protagonist who must avenge his revenge.

I believe our connection transcends time and space. Even if the oceans boil and the atmosphere disappears, Even if our satellites fall into the vortex of gravity one after another, Even if our sun swells ferociously, Eat its children mercilessly until there is complete silence... We can also meet again. At the end of civilization decorated with darkness and starry light, We will meet again too. I will wait until that day. I will definitely wait for that day. Wait for me. You have to wait for me too Don't forget me.

I don't know how long my obsession will last this time.

I think I have to help everyone avoid pitfalls. The male protagonist, the female Demo, and the female protagonist of the mobile game. If there is a thunderstorm, retreat quickly. In fact, when I saw the catalog, I started to prepare mentally, but when I saw the female, I found that I still did less. But excluding the above content, I feel that the writing is still very good, and the character description is also relatively pleasant. Although, life cannot be like this 🤦

Great, this is what I want! This book really appealed to me. It is almost the best pet-catching article I have read in so many years. Next, I will talk about what is good about this book from my perspective. 1. Emotional equivalence Every time I read this kind of pet-catching novel, there is one point that makes me uncomfortable, that is, almost all pet-catching novels end up facing a problem, which is the contradiction between combat effectiveness and emotion. The combat ability of one pet is insufficient, the method is single, and the attack area is narrow. In order to supplement the combat power, the protagonist must capture the second, third or even more pets. This will cause a problem - because there are more "partners", the protagonist needs to spread his love, or simply downplay some pets to highlight the priority, but this is very unfair. One issue we often overlook is that the protagonist often calls his pet a "partner", but from an objective point of view this does not meet the definition of a "partner" at all. In order to follow you, they left their hometown and gave up their previous life, just to be with you. Whether it is an ordinary life or a fierce battle or even facing endless suffering, they are happy as long as you are still around, because they no longer care about anything else but you, and you are the only one in their lives. In this case, you tell me that in order to increase combat effectiveness or to protect their love, I need to add a second, third or even who knows how many "partners" to share your love for them? Compared with "In order to protect you, I am willing to increase my companions", I think "In order to protect you, I am willing to become stronger, even death cannot scare me" is more reasonable and more comfortable. 2. Setting rigor In order to avoid the above problems, the author chose Dimo, a pet that is proficient in the 18th series, to avoid the shortcomings in combat power. At the same time, he also made strengthening patches to solve the shortfall in combat power that would occur if he did not accept a second pet. At the same time, Dimo ​​should be regarded as an old comrade-in-arms recognized by old Locke players as fighting alongside us. Maybe people who have never played Locke may feel uncomfortable and difficult to understand the protagonist's gravity towards Dimo ​​at the beginning, but for old players - what? You mean Dimo? This is not surprising, this is not surprising. Furthermore, the author's setting of Dimo ​​is also very good, with mixed blood, ordinary talent, and not being the King of Light. This further highlights the purity of the protagonist's love - I love you not because of your outstanding abilities, not because of your extraordinary talents, nor because of your identity, but because I love you just because this elf is you. 3. "Uniqueness" Demo in this book appears in the form of an egg, which ensures the uniqueness of the protagonist as the owner, and also adds the gravity factor of "the first person you see when you open your eyes must be me", changing the relationship from "partner" to "family", and also laying a solid foundation for the subsequent transformation into "family" in the physical sense (laughs). At the same time, the protagonist/Demo has not signed a contract with any elf/Locke except the other party. This kind of love and gravity of "you treat me as your only one, so you will be my only one" and "you are my only one, so I must be your only one" simply makes me want to stop. "Gravity? What's wrong with a little gravity? This is awesome!" 4. XP counterpart I don't need to say much about this, everyone understands it. Regardless of race, who can refuse a cutie who devotes himself wholeheartedly to you and only has eyes for you? Okay, if you talk too much, you will be connected to the power grid. The above are the four points that attract me most about this book. I also have some suggestions that I would like to share here. The emotional interaction between the protagonist and Demo can be more diversified. The human form can add interactions such as biting fingers, touching noses, and scratching the chest. The Demo form can add interactions such as tails entwined with each other and hugging each other to sleep. Don't always think that you can't teach and train, so the level of interaction is here. Teaching and training is indeed the ultimate way to express love, but the way to express love is not There is only education and training, and apart from love, there are other emotions, such as fist bumps between comrades, hugs between partners, face rubs and paw touches between owners and pets, etc. The relationship between the protagonist and Dimo is progressing towards family, but the relationship between the two is more than just family, and there can be more interactions between the two (well, mainly because I want to see it). Come on, author! [Laughs]