The upright hero saved people, but everyone didn't know how to repay the blood-sucking insects. The villain persuaded him, and finally the hero saw those people clearly, and then he stumbled and didn't know where to go and finally arrived at the villain. The villain thought it was troublesome but still saved Wen, please!
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It is suitable for people who like sweet pets that go against the grain and prefer the setting of "enemy becomes friend/love". It perfectly combines the "misery" of the villain with the "pet" of the lucky child. Watching the protagonist repeatedly jump between "making trouble and overturning" and "being favored" is so funny and addictive that you can't stop at all.
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It is suitable for those who like the "pull between good and evil" in Conan and who prefer delicate emotional descriptions. In the tense suspense atmosphere, it hides the obscure and restrained tenderness between Gin and Ran. Every interaction is like dancing on the tip of a knife, which is both dangerous and people can't help but look forward to. The tension between this unpopular couple is written just right, making people want to read the details again after watching it.
It is suitable for people who like game memes and want to watch anti-routine plots. It turns the antagonistic relationship between "Boss" and "player" into a funny tug-of-war across the screen. You can watch the Ultimate Boss diving forum and watch yourself being complained about, and then quietly "retaliate" against the players. It is novel and interesting. It is easy and stress-free to read, and you can get a lot of jokes that only gamers will understand.
It is suitable for people who like ancient themes and want to watch counter-conventional protagonists and strong interactive plots. It puts a new twist on the classic setting of "Indus and Phoenix". The strange ability of the protagonist Linggen and the tsundere of Yuan Feng, coupled with the pattern of major events in the ancient world, make it both fresh and exciting to read. People can't help but want to follow up to see how far this "daring" sycamore spirit can go.