[Female Protagonist] [There are too many female heroines who are defeated dogs] [The protagonist is also a defeated dog] [Currently light daily life, not sure if it will be with Wen Shui] [Group portrait] [Light novel style]
This is a world where "lost dog heroines" occur frequently, at least in the eyes of Mio Amasawa, but as a manga artist, she seems to be one of them?
Obviously as a bystander at the beginning, she should have cooperated with her identity as a cartoonist and watch the show happily, but she did not expect that her own shadow would also be involved.
Her comics were supposed to record the joys and sorrows of defeated dogs, but why was it her in the end?
Reader comments
The writing is very good. It can be seen that the author has not used AI, and the writing is also very smooth. It is also a heroine novel among the female protagonists of the Lost Dog. I have been looking for this one for a long time. The author's writing is great.
I secretly got up in the middle of the night to give myself a good review (Yuze: So diligent...)
This worry actually allows me to see the shadows of Mitsuki and Sakurai at the same time. It's amazing. The character characteristics are quite distinct.
The writing is very good. It can be seen that the author has not used AI, and the writing is also very smooth. It is also a heroine novel among the female protagonists of the Lost Dog. I have been looking for this one for a long time. The author's writing is great.
I secretly got up in the middle of the night to give myself a good review (Yuze: So diligent...)
This worry actually allows me to see the shadows of Mitsuki and Sakurai at the same time. It's amazing. The character characteristics are quite distinct.