"Xiaobai has bad breath. We should make sure it brushes its teeth properly..."
"Xiaobai's fur is too white. It's malnourished, so it can't live on vegetables alone..."
"Xiaobai's poop is too runny. We need to buy it a bellyband..."
This is the story of a cool, aloof heroine and a sweet, silly hero. It's full of twists and turns, and deeply moving.
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I'm so sorry. I was a novice at the beginning and thought that anyone who wanted moonstones was good. I didn't mean to give negative points. Sorry.
I like Zimo so much! !
The plot is fast. It's fun to watch.
Why is the male protagonist such a little idiot! ! !
It's a good read, and I found that the authors like to use overlapping names.
This short story is so cute, haha~ By the way, I really like reading short stories, because long stories test my patience so much~
I think in this article, the male protagonist is written more realistically than the female protagonist, and the female protagonist's inner changes are a little stiff. On the contrary, the male protagonist's changes are all smoothly transformed due to the female protagonist's performance... Maybe the space is limited, but I actually think this story is quite cute. It would be nice to see more stories between the male and female protagonists, but the current writing is a bit rough...
PS: The author should work hard to update "Yao Feng" ~ I can't wait ~
I'm so sorry. I was a novice at the beginning and thought that anyone who wanted moonstones was good. I didn't mean to give negative points. Sorry.
I like Zimo so much! !
The plot is fast. It's fun to watch.
Why is the male protagonist such a little idiot! ! !
It's a good read, and I found that the authors like to use overlapping names.
This short story is so cute, haha~ By the way, I really like reading short stories, because long stories test my patience so much~ I think in this article, the male protagonist is written more realistically than the female protagonist, and the female protagonist's inner changes are a little stiff. On the contrary, the male protagonist's changes are all smoothly transformed due to the female protagonist's performance... Maybe the space is limited, but I actually think this story is quite cute. It would be nice to see more stories between the male and female protagonists, but the current writing is a bit rough... PS: The author should work hard to update "Yao Feng" ~ I can't wait ~