Mr. Cat's Daily Life

I stayed up all night to read it. Although it was a little scary to watch it in the middle of the night... But it was really sweet and soothing. The dog food in my mouth was so delicious. Woohoo.

How to put it this way, this article has a good idea, but it is too simple. Throughout the article, the natural enemy master at the top of the biological chain does what he wants. In short, the male protagonist is a "god". From God's perspective, he can control everything. In order to protect the resurrection, he has mediocre abilities. Resurrection is true love. To put it bluntly, Resurrection is not an old friend, he only has memories and instincts. It feels like a set of programs. The male protagonist is the system but turns the female protagonist into a bug virus, and then allows Resurrection to use the anti-virus software to fix the loopholes, so Resurrection begins to act... The female protagonist is dependent on the male protagonist in various ways, and the male protagonist cannot peek into her thoughts or control her behavior. She feels very guilty... What the hell, it feels like her three views have been refreshed. I liked the beginning of the story, but the more I read it, the more uncomfortable it became, the feeling of male supremacy, the heroine swearing all kinds of things, and even wanting to commit suicide, wtf? To be honest, even if you don't have superpowers, your partner can still be said to be a "natural enemy", right? He can poison food and soup, and can go in and out with red swords at any time. The closer the relationship, the more "dangerous" the relationship is. It's as if the heroine has the power to think and speak and the hero will die. The female protagonist almost died several times, and I don't quite understand the male protagonist's behavior of reinstalling the system and formatting the resurrection rather than deleting it. Then why didn't the old friend load the file and start over again when he died? It seems as if the heroine becomes more powerful with the help of the male protagonist, but in fact, it is just a "fox pretending to be powerful" and a piece of cake. The male protagonist is also hidden from the beginning to the end. He would rather the female protagonist be injured and killed than explain clearly what is going to kill her. If something happens, he will not be able to contact anyone unless the transmission device is activated. Isn't it true that a "god" should nip danger in the bud or remedy it? What is the male protagonist doing? The female protagonist only appears when she encounters danger. The heroine keeps disappearing even though she knows she's in danger. I really don't understand what the purpose of this kind of hero is.

There's no extra story. I really want to see the baby.

So, even though Chang Ning was not dead, Zhao Ran still chose Luo Fengling instead of being with her!

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It's over, caught off guard

O(≧▽≦)O, Congratulations on the completion!

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It's so scary that d(?д??) Hit the parasite~

It feels like it's almost over, please give me some sweets