Wives Travel Survival: Start with Perpetual Motion Physique

[Laughing awkwardly] The subject matter is pretty good, but this is a licking survival game. Only single men who risk their lives to lick women will be rewarded

I feel that the author could write a supporting character to resist increasing the favorability level. The favorability thing feels a bit like dog-licking. Although it is a matter of survival, it gives too much preferential treatment to those females. Maybe they were excellent in their original world, but after all, not everyone is like the heroine. The one with wings is an example. She left her partner and left directly. Maybe her partner completed the task and assigned a new one, but I remember that the author also said that the protagonist did not see a single man leaving. The man who was cheated by the protagonist did not receive the mission after two or three levels. [Eat melon][Smile] The writing is very good and worth reading [Please update][The masterpiece of bird food]

It feels very good, and the subject matter is relatively new. I feel like I am watching the plot of the Minotaur. A group of single dogs survive in another world. Each person has a partner. Every 10 favorability points can be rewarded. The favorability of other people's partners will also be rewarded [sneaky laugh]

So far, I feel good. This is my first time watching this wife travel theme. I don't feel much, or even any, bad points. I don't know how other people feel. One thing I want to mention is that this cover is a bit discouraging. The description of the heroine is so good, but the cover is mechanical cyberpunk. I can't take it in at first impression←_← I'll give it a four points first.

It's ok, it's very good-looking, even if you get a gift pack by earning a good impression, the male protagonist has a good sense of proportion, he is a very nice person, and the plot is okay [blowing kiss] [laughing]

The water and electricity bills should be paid

It feels like I can accept it, although I did lick it a little [thinking]

The cover is of the heroine, right?

It's an interesting subject matter that I've never seen before.

The content is okay, but can the author change the cover of the book? When I look at that cover, I don't know why I always bring in the protagonist's partner. It's so scary.

It's a very novel setting, and the content and characters are pretty good. It's worth recommending.

A little ingenious, with novel themes