[Nonhuman love interest] [A little yandere] [Romance] [One heroine only]
I thought I was raising a pet.
I found it on a stormy night: a shivering blob of purple jelly. When it got hungry, it swallowed a whole live chicken, then the next day it grew a pair of teary eyes and acted pitiful.
Later, it grew into the shape of a silver-haired girl. I taught her to use chopsticks, to smile at people, and that she “mustn’t eat the neighbor’s dog.”
She learned quickly.
She would rise onto her tiptoes to make me breakfast, and after my boss bullied me, she would ask with an innocent look, “Would you like me to get rid of the voice that upset you?”
From that day on, my world became strangely “peaceful.”
The boss who bullied me went mad, and the female coworker who was kind to me moved away in the middle of the night. Everything that displeased me would disappear in some “reasonable” way.
I once tried to run away, only to discover that the entire city was whispering its submission to her. She wasn’t learning how to be human. In her own way, she was “redefining” my humanity.
She would press her cool body against me until my warmth heated her. She would mark every shirt I wore with a scent I couldn’t detect, calling it “love.”
Now she’s clinging to my arm like a contented cat. She leans close to my ear and looks at me with those innocent purple eyes, whispering:
“Master, your heart is racing again. Are you scared, or… looking forward to what I might do?”
This is the first time I read a novel with this theme. The heroine is inhuman. I really like it. I read 49 chapters in one go and it was so enjoyable for me. Hahahahahahahaha. There is nothing too bad about it so far. It is worth reading. I look forward to the next update o(*≧▽≦)ツ┏━┓
Two lonely hearts meet here. They are like two pieces of white paper. One has paper but it is blank, and the other has content but it is all meaningless. In the end, you will find that the paper is even damaged. They reflect each other and write their own stories on each other's paper. (The extra story about the male protagonist at the end of the game should be moved forward to make it feel better?)
It's really my favorite type. The author's description of the characters is excellent.
In the mid-term part where a group of gangsters came to the door and faced the risk of being exposed, the male protagonist's operations and thoughts were too confusing. The rest was pretty good.
It's okay. The description should be a little fixed. It would be better to be more flexible and layered. Please encourage me.
I hope the male protagonist can be a little more proactive, otherwise he will look a little scared
It's pretty good. The heroine's sense of inhumanity is very positive, and the hero's IQ is online.
A very interesting short article, concise and complete, but my writing skills need to be improved. I don't know why, but I still hope that the listening function can have multiple character dialogues, so that listening to books will be more comfortable. The author did not express the logic of the character's behavior, and some of the rhetoric also hoped to be more distinctive or heartfelt (that is, more expressive and literary). Of course, I envy and encourage the author's desire for expression, his ability to make differences in content, and his ability to be clean in writing. (Because I also have a creative desire that I want to express but am unable to express)
Very good, makes my brain explode 💥
It's beautiful, the heroine has a strong sense of inhumanity