The Human Observation Project

This period is really like the life of a girl in reality, surrounded by false goodwill and a seemingly beautiful life. She has been domesticated by society from her wild growth in childhood into the so-called "what a girl should be like". However, the reality is cruel, and she will have to face it one day, but she is no longer able to resist.

Hey, he looks so good to the heroine, but he doesn't dare to tell the truth to the heroine because he is afraid that the heroine will not be willing to be manipulated. After all, if humans are their masters, then humans will definitely leave some ways to control them. Does the so-called unlocking of genetic locks actually mean unlocking the limitations of humans?

Not telling the heroine the truth is to let the heroine have a good dream at best, but to treat the heroine like a fool at worst. Obviously the heroine is very strong at the beginning and can accept reality.

I've finished watching it and I think it's pretty good. Especially the quartered hawara hahaha, I really like slicing it. I'm a native dog and I like to watch

This Yi Sheng is so annoying. He keeps doing these disgusting things.

I read a little while skipping, and I will read it again when the text is more comprehensive. Because I feel that this theme is actually quite heavy. The heroine has been living in a false happiness. Even the people around her are actors and others are watching her. I don't know if the author is unintentional or wants to insinuate reality. It seems that many girls are tamed in this way. I have also changed from the cool girl in the past to a girl who likes pink and tender girls. Suddenly I feel a little heartbroken.

Damn, Forever Eighteen looks like a warning before a villain does something bad (not

Oh my god, what kind of ultimate Mary Sue is this?

I cried to death! At that time, all human beings were dead. Bosu had no idea that he would meet Su Rui again in the future. He didn't want to wake up again! Woooooooooooooo

Got it!! Ness!