As a veteran reincarnator, He Rao always enters each little world in one of three ways:
1. Hovering on the edge of the Black Room, testing the limits. Heard things are about to get intense up ahead?! Let me go! I don't want to go into the Black Room!
2. Landing squarely in the Black Room (censored version). Heard I'm about to be locked away for good?! Help! Let me out!
3. Landing squarely in the Black Room (nightmare version). Heard things are about to get twisted?! Stay back! I'll scream! Prosperity, democracy, civility, harmony, freedom, equality, justice, rule of law, patriotism, dedication, integrity, and friendship.
Other people become lonely dogs when they can't get a man. When He Rao can't get a man, she becomes a dead dog. ┌(. Д.)┐
Her overwhelming desire to survive drives her to throw herself into her missions, gradually taming the top-tier "mad dogs" of each little world into big dogs who can be both sweet and salty. (￣︶￣)↗
He Rao: I have a hundred ways to get out of the Black Room! (ˉ▽￣~)
Progress:
A ruthless CEO with a massive green hat over his head √
A deranged lord whose psychological shadow area can't be calculated √
A cold mercenary with off-the-charts combat prowess √
An elite prison warden skilled in both brains and brawn √
A former holy knight who embraced the darkness √
A "demon" no human can tame √
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The Plant-Type Psychopath's Guide (Boys' Love)
Blurb:
I'm Chen Mo. When I was eighteen, I learned an earth-shattering secret: I! Am! Not! Human! w(゜Д゜)w
That's right, let me start over. I'm Ju Wanshou. My true form is a marigold, and I'm currently attending the Chrysanthemum Class at a plant-type ability school.
In the current world, I spent eighteen years as an orphan with no parents. I returned to the Chen World... and it didn't help a damn bit. I'm still an orphan, and an even more thoroughly orphaned one at that.
I was one of the marigolds left behind when my clan was wiped out two years ago, and I'm the only one left.
Most of the teachers and students at school look out for me. It would be even better if they didn't keep fighting, losing limbs, and splattering sap everywhere.
My wish today is still to survive long enough to hear the bell ring for the end of class. _(:з"∠)_
Theme:
Fortunately, I didn't miss this book. I've read a lot of articles, and I feel that this collection is low. At the beginning, I felt that the story was a bit fast-paced and nonsensical, and it was very novel. I thought it was an imaginary article written by a novice author. I thought that the writing and story would not be that good. Plus, to kill time, I didn't really care to continue reading. Only later did I realize that this article was much more amazing than I thought. The more I read, the better it gets. The storyline is very reasonable and it took a lot of thought. I also feel that the author has made continuous progress and improvement. Some places are really touching, like the letter my father wrote to the heroine, which rarely makes my nose sore... This collection is really inconsistent with the quality of the article. Maybe the pace at the beginning is too fast, and many readers did not follow it. If you continue reading, you will find that it is a tiger-headed and dragon-tailed book. Only after reading later will you realize that it is a treasure trove. Later, I looked at the author's homepage and found that there were only two articles. It was a bit regretful. I should have written more articles. There were too few articles!
I watched it again. It was such a pity that the first ending of the last world made me feel sad and shed tears.
It's beautiful, I'm really touched
I'm so moved. I like the second and last story the most.
I really like the big story. It has flesh and blood, human light and darkness, and also gray. It's not pure black and white. It's great!!
It's very interesting to watch. You can feel empathy. Although the progress is fast, everything is explained clearly. I especially like that the extra chapter will talk about giving birth to a child.
Dadawuwu is very good. When will Dada come back and continue writing?
I stayed up all night watching it, and I didn't know how many times I cried.
In fact, I was reading it before, but I stopped and came back. I didn't expect it to have been so long. I hope the author will write better works, and I will not forget the touch brought by the little black room●●
Nice!!!!!!!!! Come on!!!!!!!!!