After Binding My Karma, I Became the Strongest Family Member

Such a comfortable article. I know this is weird, but that's how it feels. The author did not secretly criticize OC. He is a real cat lover and also shows the charm of the protagonist. Doctor Sang has a particularly lovable personality and speaks well. The two are a perfect match. (❁´ω`❁)The only drawback is that I tied_:(´□`‖ ∠):_

It's a very heartwarming and comfortable story. Originally, Satoru only intended to remain a stranger to the protagonist for fear of hurting him, but he couldn't help being drawn to him. Satoru is very adorable and fits his character perfectly. His childishness, which was incomprehensible to others in the original work, is finally gently lifted.

Yes, when I first read the previous part, it was indeed a bit artificial and repetitive, but the author took advice and changed it a lot in the later period, and it became more and more beautiful. I really... The adult love scene made me salivate all the time. Gojo Satoru is such a super clingy and cute large white cat. Originally, both of them knew that they were right.

Holy crap, this is amazing! Does the author even know how good it is? After reading it, my depressed child is no longer suffering from OCD, and he doesn't even want to eat pig's trotters anymore. I just want to read 200 chapters a day! This stuff is amazing! Beanbag, please generate a bikini photo for me, Beanbag, tell the boss tomorrow's lottery numbers. The author is super awesome!

It's a very heartwarming love story. The author put a lot of effort into writing about Go, trying to understand and connect with Satoru. However, in the early stages, Go bullies Ijichi a bit too much, which is something Satoru doesn't do in the original work. In the original, Satoru only occasionally makes threatening jokes, while Ijichi even dares to directly think the worst of Satoru and say it to his face.

This is such an adorable story! Gojou Satoru is so cute, Dr. Kosumi is so cute, and Dr. Kosumi thinks Gojou Satoru is cute too. Their interactions are so adorable! The world can't be cuter than this! It's a very delicate story; their interactions are so warm, healing, and sweet. Dr. Kosumi's incredible insensitivity to detail due to her past missions in different worlds is just so cute!

I absolutely love the male lead's character! This arrogant white cat needs a gentle, indulgent, and loving cat master who always gives in to his every whim—it's so sweet! This way, I don't have to worry about any angst or accidents; it's so reassuringly sweet. This kind of slow-burn romance is perfect! The male lead is so powerful (even Wu didn't realize it!).

It's so good, super good! The interactions between the two are so heartwarming. I feel like the author planted some little foreshadowing elements. From their chance encounters to their deliberate meetings, it feels like it's more than just fate. I suspect their meeting was also foreshadowing. 💕💕 It feels so warm to see them together. Wu feels so relaxed at Dr.

I love this story so much! There's no messy, unnecessary stuff, just a quiet, understated expression of their deep love and care for each other. I've seen many people say they feel uncomfortable with the repetitive sentences, but I think the repetition is just right, like the story itself – a gentle, flowing stream of emotion. The dialogue is so heartwarming.

So cute! The everyday charm is wonderful, especially so. It reminds me of a shining pediatrician; I really love documentary literature. It's truly simple yet flavorful, showing that even those carrying heavy burdens are just like ordinary people. The teacher's story is like finding a cat's nest after a busy day—seeing happiness, then feeling empathy, making me happy too. 💕💕