Moby Dick Song

The first person perspective of the male protagonist (the author is a first person madman) A sickly and charming male scholar falls in love with Beluga (a woman in disguise), but he is constantly being fought over by all parties, leading to the separation of the two. The male protagonist has experienced ship explosions, prisons, wars, and so on... He is still indomitable and resolutely runs towards his wife, Beluga. Damp, cold, arrogant and heartthrob scholar x simple, happy, innocent and cute beluga girl The male protagonist suffered severe physical and mental trauma and became unclean. He used amnesia to seal himself off. He extremely hated human beings in his heart. He later revealed obscure memories. The heroine's animal nature has not faded and she is more naive. She can transform into a white whale and a human. She loves to eat the roasted barnacles made by the hero. She is too lazy to learn the complete human language, but she is very smart. The flower of the high mountain, the heartthrob, fell down on the white whale of innocence The male protagonist is neither a perfect character nor a good person. He retains his bottom line morals and uses all means to survive (without playing with emotions). He only treats his wife with double standards. HE I don't abuse women, but I abuse male protagonists more. The sick and weak male protagonist was repeatedly beaten by fate, and he continued to get up to find a wife with a bruised nose and face... This article contains heartthrob elements, both for men and women (including forced love), so the article is diverse. "I only dedicate this book to my beloved—— The King of Belugas who cruises on the ice sea all day long. " The heroine popped up: "Guji!" The full text has been completed and will be released gradually Updated every Friday and Saturday at 9:00 pm (some Sundays will be updated) Intent: The song of idealists