Blue Sea + Single Girl Shiina Mahiru
Carrying the confusion caused by growing up, Zhang Wenqian entered Izu University. He once thought too much but did too little. Now, PaB's companions tell him through actions that you should give up thinking.
Living a life like swimming in alcohol, he sometimes worries whether he will veer off course?
"I'm back."
"Welcome back, Mr. Zhang."
"What did you call me?"
"... Welcome back, Wen Qian."
With such a gentle angel as his anchor, no matter how many times he sets out, he will always return on time.
... Or, run with the anchor?
Reader comments
It's okay, but the main character is too little portrayed and looks like a passer-by who was forcibly added in, and he didn't participate in many plots. I recommend a few high-quality Blue Sea fanfics for reference.
According to the current plot, it is difficult for the protagonist to integrate into the club because of some things in the past, but in The Blue Sea, the main thing is to see the protagonist go crazy with Iori and Kohei. We need to find a suitable time to confess the protagonist's situation. After all, several people in the club understand it, so that the protagonist can shed the burden of the past and truly integrate into the club instead of acting like an outsider.
It's good, but Iori knew the protagonist's name while drinking, but there was no description of the process of getting to know him, which seemed weird.
I don't know if it's my imagination, but the protagonist gave me a faint feeling of death.
It's okay, but the main character is too little portrayed and looks like a passer-by who was forcibly added in, and he didn't participate in many plots. I recommend a few high-quality Blue Sea fanfics for reference.
According to the current plot, it is difficult for the protagonist to integrate into the club because of some things in the past, but in The Blue Sea, the main thing is to see the protagonist go crazy with Iori and Kohei. We need to find a suitable time to confess the protagonist's situation. After all, several people in the club understand it, so that the protagonist can shed the burden of the past and truly integrate into the club instead of acting like an outsider.
It's good, but Iori knew the protagonist's name while drinking, but there was no description of the process of getting to know him, which seemed weird. I don't know if it's my imagination, but the protagonist gave me a faint feeling of death.
Looks good, feels great
Give me a five-star support
Come on, it looks great, please update more.
Doesn't feel so perverted