Date A Live: I'm Just an International Student, Please Leave Me Alone

The protagonist is comparable to Jackie Chan in the furniture mall

This book is really good, especially when it describes how Lu Bu fights Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Dong Zhuo. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuo Shou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. Apart from that, I prefer Zhuge Liang's use of flowers. A sentence said by 108 Monkeys in Guoshan: "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey knocking him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, many foreshadowing fighting scenes that make you feel like you are actually there, and the character description is very good!

I will use the most straightforward, purest, simplest, most magnanimous, most sincere, most practical, most hard-core, cleanest, most neat, most straightforward, least roundabout, least roundabout, least roundabout, least sloppy, least sloppy Water, the least hiding, the least trickery, the least scheming, the least roundabout, the least prudent, the least cunning, the least manipulative, the least pie-in-the-sky, the least chicken soup, the least empty talk, the least nonsense, the least perfunctory To get things done, the least bells and whistles, the least falsehoods, the least clichés, the least formal talk, the least polite words, the least nice empty words, the least ambiguity, the least vagueness, the least vacillation, the least ambiguity, the least Not vague, the most to the point, the most direct to the point, the most insightful, the most clear-cut, the most to the point, the most sober and transparent, the most down-to-earth, the most honest, the most responsible, the simplest way to tell you: Mom

It's a pure dating story from a passerby's perspective. From the very beginning, the main character's partner was determined to be a good partner. The relationship is dedicated and not a harem. It's peaceful and comfortable.

The alias of this book is "Welcome to Tiangong City" ❤️ This book tells the story of what the Red-Hearted Rabbit saw and heard in Tiangong City, as well as his adventures, as well as how he built a good relationship in Tiangong City, a city with complicated forces, completed his studies, made friends, made a lot of money, and finally made a successful retreat. 😏

Yes, a pure feeling, not written for the harem

I'm very curious about what the author means by the label of multiple female protagonists. Can you explain it to me? According to the way you write it, the protagonist does not have any golden fingers to gain super powers. He just has some background in China. So according to this way of writing, those elves are still captured by Wuhe Shidao. After all, the problem of space shock does need to be solved, and the protagonist does not have any super powers. I am very curious about how to write it later. However, judging from the current progress, although there is a little ambiguity between the protagonist and the elves, there are not many, and they are still in the normal category. But according to the original book, these elves have to die once no matter what. The protagonist is an ordinary person, and his participation in the main plot is really too little. This really makes me think a little bit. I feel that if the author writes another book like this in the future, he can give the protagonist a little more ability to protect himself.

I've seen too many protagonists, Long Aotian and God Man. This kind of theme opens from the perspective of ordinary people. It feels closer to life and more innovative. And the protagonist's outlook on life is very upright. It gives people a really good impression.

Very good, I feel relieved if there are more female protagonists

It's pretty good so far, and I haven't participated in the main plot yet. Most of the daily and onlooker angles are pretty good.