It's just the story of an ordinary girl in the Black Master Academy.
PS: 1. The male protagonist Jiu Lanshu. It was decided from the beginning, saving everyone the guesswork.
2. The heroine traveled through time, but she only knew a general story, but she didn't understand the details.
3. The heroine is very ordinary, the type that you can't find in a crowd. Because this anime is still dangerous, I will give her one or two self-defense tricks, but they are just tricks of a little shrimp, so if you like omnipotence, please leave.
4. When reading the article, don't study too hard on some of the knowledge. I am not an expert, and I made up many of them myself. Just enjoy it, don't worry.
Keep the above points in mind and you will be ready to fall into the trap.
I wish you all a happy reading!
Reader comments
I regretted all the bookings... What did I do? In fact, it was a non-descript mutual review, but it suddenly appeared without any lightning warning. It was a complete violation of expectations. The people who did not give me a non-descript mutual review felt very uncomfortable.
In fact, there are some lines about my brother that I can't stand, because this article is a short sweet article with a realistic style, but my brother's lines are in a boss style, and it's quite uncomfortable to read them together. Because I looked at the previous lines from a more realistic perspective, and the background was also Yunnan, it still gave me a sense of reality. Then when Ba Zong Literature appeared, I felt that it was particularly dramatic, because it was brought in. If such a person really exists in reality, I think it is very magical. It is actually completely acceptable to read Ba Zong's story with this kind of plot, because it is viewed from a slightly surreal perspective, so all the coercion and so on are acceptable, and it feels refreshing. However, from this realistic perspective, I really feel that Gu's brother is very tortured... Maybe the perspective interspersing is not appropriate, and I am not very good at switching perspectives repeatedly. I look at the main plot in the realistic style, and the sub-CP in the surreal style.
Moreover, I can't accept the behavior of Gu's brother towards Gu. In other words, maybe the description makes the character less full, but I can't imagine the love that Brother Gu has for Gu. The kind of love that Brother Chun has for his younger brother, even a very strange brother who doesn't know him well would not do this to him. It's possible that he has love for his brother, but he didn't show it. Anyway, from between the lines, I can only read that Gu's brother is very self-interested. Because he likes Ji, he treats Shou well and wants to "please" Shou (please is actually not accurate, but I really can't think of another word to describe it). This kind of kindness has a purpose. Sexually, not because he likes Ji and wants to be nice to his younger brother. The two behaviors are the same, but the purpose and ideas are completely different. As for his younger brother who has no use value in chasing Ji, he does not hesitate and throws it away after use, without even a little worry, and from the jealousy he suffers It can also be seen from his thoughts that he does not understand this kind of brotherly love between older brothers at all, because if he understood, although he would still be jealous, his idea should not be to take Shou out of Ji's arms, but to want Ji to be so close to him. It is also jealous, but with different emphasis and different psychology.
In fact, I was hesitant about whether to continue reading the first few chapters, but because I really like the light-hearted and sweet story of the main plot, I thought it was acceptable even if there were some things I didn't like.
I just want to express my opinion. If there is any offense, I apologize.
Sofa~sofa~~~~continue to hold on to it. . .
By the way, the woman next to the male protagonist is so nymphomaniac OTZZZZ
I regretted all the bookings... What did I do? In fact, it was a non-descript mutual review, but it suddenly appeared without any lightning warning. It was a complete violation of expectations. The people who did not give me a non-descript mutual review felt very uncomfortable. In fact, there are some lines about my brother that I can't stand, because this article is a short sweet article with a realistic style, but my brother's lines are in a boss style, and it's quite uncomfortable to read them together. Because I looked at the previous lines from a more realistic perspective, and the background was also Yunnan, it still gave me a sense of reality. Then when Ba Zong Literature appeared, I felt that it was particularly dramatic, because it was brought in. If such a person really exists in reality, I think it is very magical. It is actually completely acceptable to read Ba Zong's story with this kind of plot, because it is viewed from a slightly surreal perspective, so all the coercion and so on are acceptable, and it feels refreshing. However, from this realistic perspective, I really feel that Gu's brother is very tortured... Maybe the perspective interspersing is not appropriate, and I am not very good at switching perspectives repeatedly. I look at the main plot in the realistic style, and the sub-CP in the surreal style. Moreover, I can't accept the behavior of Gu's brother towards Gu. In other words, maybe the description makes the character less full, but I can't imagine the love that Brother Gu has for Gu. The kind of love that Brother Chun has for his younger brother, even a very strange brother who doesn't know him well would not do this to him. It's possible that he has love for his brother, but he didn't show it. Anyway, from between the lines, I can only read that Gu's brother is very self-interested. Because he likes Ji, he treats Shou well and wants to "please" Shou (please is actually not accurate, but I really can't think of another word to describe it). This kind of kindness has a purpose. Sexually, not because he likes Ji and wants to be nice to his younger brother. The two behaviors are the same, but the purpose and ideas are completely different. As for his younger brother who has no use value in chasing Ji, he does not hesitate and throws it away after use, without even a little worry, and from the jealousy he suffers It can also be seen from his thoughts that he does not understand this kind of brotherly love between older brothers at all, because if he understood, although he would still be jealous, his idea should not be to take Shou out of Ji's arms, but to want Ji to be so close to him. It is also jealous, but with different emphasis and different psychology. In fact, I was hesitant about whether to continue reading the first few chapters, but because I really like the light-hearted and sweet story of the main plot, I thought it was acceptable even if there were some things I didn't like. I just want to express my opinion. If there is any offense, I apologize.
Sofa~sofa~~~~continue to hold on to it. . . By the way, the woman next to the male protagonist is so nymphomaniac OTZZZZ