The God of Darkness Moonlights as a PhD Advisor

Hey, I'm just not satisfied with the ending of the God of Light, such a bitch! They are still together calmly - the bullying fifth prince is not happy that he did not receive the price he deserved.

Woohoo, baby, you should give me a few more side stories! ! ! ! ! ! I want to see it! ! ! Rice rice! Fragrant! Hey hey! Hurry up and show off a few more extras in my mouth! ! !

This, after being abused for so long in reincarnation, you forgive me?

The daily life and the love part are very interesting, but the ending is too rushed. In my eyes, it is not considered a he... There is really a kind of arrangement of the role of the God Queen. How is her emotional transition achieved? Why are the God of Light and the God Queen like this? There is a feeling that the heroine suffers in a fight between gods and goddesses. It's like this. The God Queen created the God of Light and the God of Darkness and then created an ordinary person. After the creation, the Queen's heart opened up. The Dark God accepted it peacefully, the God of Light accepted it peacefully, and the heroine accepted it peacefully. It's a family that loves each other (?). The Queen God also said, wouldn't you be willing to become an ordinary person like me... I really feel that the heroine came here to overcome the tribulation. The heroine is a good tool. Look at it this way. In the days when the heroine and the hero are in the world, she can still be a noble with a title and power. If they share the godhead like the pair of gods of light... She has no way to do the academic research she likes. What should she do if she lives for such a long time... Can she drink enough water to satisfy her feelings? So angry! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

The previous plot made me restless, so I skipped three chapters and went straight to the ending. I didn't understand what the author wanted to express. Did Four Corners create a world where everyone seemed to be happy but was actually unhappy? The villain was sexually assaulted and threatened, and his prayers to the Dark God were not answered. In the end, the Dark God destroyed his country, and he fled to the light world. As a result, he became a slave again because of his victimization experience. He suffered so many misfortunes and paid the price of one hand to return to his homeland. He defrauded divine power just to seek revenge. The Dark God suffered the pain of "faith not being understood" and was reincarnated for life after life. I wonder if this is what the Dark God deserves? The final ending is that the heroine sacrifices her favorite magic career to save a person who deserves it. Is this reasonable? The God of Light is not a good thing either. When you want to believe, you are pure and innocent. When you want to make a wish, God doesn't listen. In the end, you fall in love and the villain can still have a beautiful and happy family with the God of Light? I think this God of Darkness and Light God deserves to be damned. He rules a Kingdom of God with a hammer. This is a piece of impure trash. His fighting ability is worrisome and his IQ is worrisome. The only normal person in the whole story is the Saint. In the end, he was forgiven and relieved. The heroine is like a tool. It is hard to believe that this is the character of someone who can get a doctorate without any talent at all. This plot would make me feel uneasy even if it were drawn into a Japanese comic.

Oh yeah, they're all booked! It's pretty good, but it's too short. Woohoo! Coming from the heartthrob side, I found that the heroines in the author's works are all sparkling little suns.

Fufu is so cute, but I was thinking, she is aboriginal, why does she have the same thoughts as a time-travelling girl?

I love cookies! ! !

? So is there really no magic?

Let's do two more extras~~How good it is to round up the numbers~~~I can't get enough of them