I have been expecting some brothers to post a high-concentration plot without authorization, but unfortunately, there is no such thing. It feels not as good as the previous game, and the world view in the early stage is completely covered up in the later stage.
It is an upgrade story for the male protagonist that combines the starting point upgrade flow and is more suitable for Jinjiang babies. However, in the middle and later stages, it gets closer to Jinjiang style. The early plot was so pretentious that it made me dig my toes. When I finally found out the true identity of the system, I didn't know what to say about the previous plot, but overall it was well written.
The author's writing is average, the plot is just the title of the novel, and the highlight is the vest, which is relatively ordinary. It is true that both the draft and the vest are written, but neither is particularly outstanding.
The author is amazing... It is a very complete story from the beginning to the end. Everything is set up from the very beginning and ends at the end, forming a perfect Möbius strip. In the middle, the story unfolds from the perspective of different protagonists. It is really the best and most awesome book I have read recently. I especially like the story of Snake.
There is no cp, but the main character can pick up a bite of anything he sells. The author is very good at writing fangirl fights and loves watching fangirl fights. Blessed are the father-in-laws, etj dream girls, only fans, moms and fans to have a big fight. Fangirls and star chasers watch it very interesting. People who don't know fangirls will at least lose half of the fun of reading this article.
It's a real group portrait article. It's really well written, the story is complete, and everyone has an explanation. It's a pity that my pleasure in reading the article was that it was brother and sister, but it ended halfway, alas. I originally thought there would be a brother and sister giving out some candy, but there wasn't.
Cute brother, cute sister, cute brother and sister. The cakes are so good that they make people's hearts melt. Anyone who likes brothers and sisters can come and have a bite. By the way, I feel that the author's designs for several male protagonists of the second game have heavily referenced Fatal Beloved.
Similar to the starting point upgrade flow, but the non-CP heartthrob does not have the more uncomfortable plots of the starting point, and the later plot is a bit boring and repetitive, overall good
I really like the character of the male protagonist who is cold and somewhat emotional, and I also like the story of the three protagonists. The whole story has twists and turns and explosive points, and it was a pleasure to follow it all the way through.
I rarely follow serialized stories. The plot is good, but I actually don't think it's necessary to write so much about the protagonist's world. I still prefer the comic part.
The stories about male protagonists with many male protagonists are actually not very good, but the stories with multiple male protagonists are really very rare.