See Chapter 13.
There's nothing bad about it, I just don't have any expectations.
There is no one to slap in the face, no career line to look forward to, and no CP to look forward to either.
(If the heroine really comes from ancient times, I actually don't believe that she can adapt to (technology) so quickly. This is probably what I dislike the most)
This was the first female-male-o book I read, and I was astonished from then on.
It is a western fantasy abo that is hard to find nowadays.
The story itself is also very easy to read, with passion and infrastructure.
Because the heroine regards this world as a dream, the whole story has a crazy beauty, but the heroine's nature is not bad. Now that I think about it, it is almost as good as the fourth natural disaster.
I was so excited when I saw the female protagonist having sex with the male protagonist.
Also, when the heroine first fell in love with the hero, she chewed the hair tie that the hero left for her, which made me feel the physical charm of Abo for the first time.
The heroine travels from the ordinary wasteland world to the abo wasteland world.
The author's description has no abo feeling.
Gb is gb, it doesn't have the flavor of a female a and a male o, it just has the flavor of an ordinary girl dressed as a female a with a penis.
The heroine is very strong, and it's so cool to watch her hit people.
After reading more than 40 chapters, I still don't feel the sense of camaraderie between the male and female protagonists.
I haven't finished writing it yet. I'm in the process of writing it, so there's a high chance that it will be lost.
2.5 Stars
Watched about 3/4
The previous writing is very detailed, the male protagonist has a very distinct personality, I like it very much, and I also like the relationship between the two of them.
The heroine's strength is also handled very well, and she is just right.
But I feel like the story has only just begun, and it's already 3/4, and then the plot suddenly goes a little too fast, and it's not as delicate as before.
This is a very good book for women and men.
The female protagonist is very strong, and she dotes on the male protagonist very much. It's refreshing and sweet, not abusive, and there are no major plot conflicts.
It was said at the beginning that the heroine hates military training, but it was ignored later on. There is almost no psychological description of the heroine in the whole novel. It is not a shortcoming, but I always feel that something is missing (I like time travel novels because I want to see the psychology of the protagonist)
Also, the heroine is too strong and too submissive. It's not a shortcoming, it's just that she is too submissive.