The Crow Girl

Why can't the male protagonist also become a monster in the end? It looks like a BE, and I feel quite uncomfortable when I see it. I originally came here for the sweet pet, but in the end, I was drunk when I came here. Isn't this torture for the heroine if she has to look for the hero for the rest of her life? A little speechless

I don't like this ending, I even hate it. Maybe I am the female protagonist. The human heart is the most unpredictable, and chasing after life after life will sooner or later cause trouble. For the heroine, a person who has eyes for her suddenly doesn't recognize her. She chases again, gets together, and forgets again, repeating this process over and over again. What's more, since she can kiss other women in this life, what about the next life? Marry? In love? It's even possible that when the little crow slept in and came to see the male protagonist, he was already married and had children and started a family. What would the little crow do at this time? Leave? Or join in? Even if we fall in love again in the next life, this has already happened. This ending is really unreliable. The gap between humans and monsters, decades and thousands of years, is really too big. I originally thought there was some way for the male protagonist to follow the little crow to do heroic things and live forever together. Or in a novel I read before, the heroine became a god, and when she came back, the hero was dead, and the heroine didn't force her. I think this process is more reliable. Even if you don't write about the next life, just write "Even if it's just a few decades, they fell in love together" at the end, I can accept it.

The main text is very nice and refreshing, and it is a very good article. But since there is a side story, generally speaking, the final outcome of the side story is the most important. Well, I don't like this extra episode at all, and I don't like the ending. This involves a common question: "If a person has no original memory, can he still be called the original person?" My answer is that everyone is a painting, and the soul without memory is a blank paper. Different memories constitute different paintings. Even if it is always the same blank paper, after drawing, erasing and drawing, the final paintings will be different, because time keeps passing and it is impossible for the same painting to appear again. Unless you copy it deliberately, the things you copy always have a strong craftsman feel, right?

It's so romantic, holy shit... This book is really like a fairy tale. Yaya's cuteness has never faded, just like the little sun. I think it would be so happy to meet such a girl in real life. When I see her, I am full of courage and strength. The male protagonist is the type that Daidai always likes, but this way of getting along is also very cute. This article is so cute! ! !

Drive high and drive low. The closer you get to the back, the more average you get. The front is pretty good.

I don't like the ending very much. Maybe it's because I'm a bit of a heroine and I think this is unfair to the heroine. There is another point that makes me a little uncomfortable, that is, there is no male protagonist. The kiss scene before meeting the heroine is not a borrowed position, but a real kiss. This point really makes me uncomfortable. Overall, the concept of this book is very good. It gave me the urge to raise a crow. Ya Ya is so cute!

I checked in after reading and found that I actually read 480,000 words in one afternoon... When will I be able to read serious books at this speed?

Nerds compete high! I fell in love with it when I watched Face Slap Mania. The love between the little monster and Yi Cen is so beautiful. Yi Cen will fall in love with Yaya in every life, and every bitter separation will eventually lead to a sweet encounter.

Although, I still feel sorry for Ya Ya. How hard it is to look for her forever.

Judging from the beginning of the episode and jumping directly to the end, I was a bit disappointed. It would be too hard for the female protagonist to chase the male protagonist for the rest of her life. . . Doesn't she have a memory stone? Wouldn't it be nice to use it to restore the hero's memory?