The CP feeling is a bit female-led and GB, but the copy doesn't indicate the body position, so it should be BG. I only watched the emotional part. Men are strong. The writing is OK.
BG, the main plot, is a bit of a passionate comic with partners working towards a certain goal. The male protagonist is a companion, but I didn't recognize him at all at first. They get along quite naturally but it's not a romantic relationship~~ The first part was very good, but after I subscribed to more than 180 chapters, I decided that the plot was boring and I gave up.
The heroine Erha, the writing and plot are smooth. The interaction between the heroine and the hero is strange and exciting, and they are sweet when they are together. I am not interested in the plot line. After skipping a few chapters, the emotional line cannot be connected and I stopped reading.
Ancient ABO setting, GB direction. It's a time-traveling teenage male protagonist, and his character creation is quite youthful. The local heroine is reliable and strong ~ the two of them are so sweet. I wasn't interested in part of the plot, so I skipped the order and finished watching it. The world is now ABO. It is normal for couples with bl to hang out, not even the deputy CP.
GB direction. I'm not interested in the plot, so I skipped to chapter 12 after the male protagonist appears. The female protagonist dominates the male protagonist's interaction type. It's interesting to see the male protagonist unable to resist the change of being angry and blushing, and finally accepting the change of shyness and expectation. When I saw the plot of a fourteen-year-old princess planning to sleep with an innocent forty-year-old king, I was instantly disappointed. I gave up ordering the rest of the story and only watched the ending. 4 Stars for the relationship, it's great to watch, but I can't comment on the plot.
Doomsday type, spiritual revival, extraordinary, behind the scenes of the vest. The heroine should be invincible. In the early stage, the heroine took the path of salvation and modified the world settings through the system just like modifying the game. This is a "good-looking and interesting novel" that I stayed up late to read for the first 80 chapters and really want to recommend to others. However, after the 80th chapter, the Japanese-set Halloween chapter, I feel that the plot and the characters have collapsed... Or I can say that it has drifted away. The heroine's feeling has changed from being a rational saver to treating herself as a god who judges the fate of mankind (not that she thinks so herself, but this is how I felt when she wrote it). I don't know if it will get better later. The footbath chapter is so well written that the sense of deja vu is too strong in the apocalyptic novel about spiritual recovery and the infinite flow of mutations. In the name of creating a sense of urgency for mankind, the heroine is actually cheating and trying to find ways to kill people. If the heroine is not satisfied, she will really let them die. Suddenly he became the god who controls life and death. This episode is like a side plot mixed into the main plot, which is quite disappointing and boring. What was originally a fun setting turned out to be cliche. It was really uncomfortable to read. I bought the previous chapter and couldn't bear to skip it... And then I lost interest in continuing to read the whole novel. In short, it is recommended that latecomers skip the Halloween chapter, as it will not affect the understanding of the main plot anyway.
The difference between the stand-in and the old BG is that the stand-in is the male protagonist. Lovers of emotional mysophobia and 1V1 sweet stories can't get enough of it, but this one can be read. The writing is smooth, and the plot is not critical. I jumped on it all.
Female domination, the position should not be GB. I jumped right in without reading the copy carefully, but I suddenly remembered about it halfway through. When I looked back at the copy, I realized that there were not two male protagonists before and after 1V1... The interaction between the female protagonist and the male protagonist in the first world was quite loving, healing and redemptive. But personally, when I watch love stories, I only see mutual loyalty from beginning to end, 1V1. Two people grow old together, one of them changes the world and finds the second one, with memories or without memories? If you bring memories, you are pretending to be two people. If you don't bring memories, it is abuse. This is also love, but it is not a unique and inseparable affection. So I stopped watching it.
Should it be GB? It is directed towards emotions, but the writing style is not very provocative, and the interaction between men and women is inconsistent. The characterization is a bit flat. I stopped watching it if I wasn't interested. Check back later.
BG position. I only watched the emotions, but didn't feel much about the plot. I really didn't like the heroine's family line. The wife was so terrible. I just bought the chapter where they were together and it was complete. It's not entirely female-dominated, there are times when the male is dominant.