He is a very cute and charming person who is very convincing. He is not the kind of useless and honest person who always suffers from depression. He is a person who is honest, kind, gentle and tolerant although he is not very smart and a bit slow. He is a person who is loved by everyone. He is a truly lovable and honest person. He is a healing, sunny, warm, kind and straight little angel. Shou is really very charismatic and cute. It not only heals and purifies the characters in the book but also heals and purifies the readers. After reading it, people feel like they have returned to the time when they were not poisonous women () The feeling of watching Shou is like sitting in the park on a very leisurely afternoon on a sunny, warm and gentle breeze and watching the clean, fluffy and cute Samoyed running on the green and soft grass... It is very cute, very healing and very purifying, and the highlight of the plot is basically all about Shou, who is completely the savior who saves the world. (But it's not the high-strength clay sculpture type, it's the growth story)
The male guests all have good personalities and a wide range of types, and they all treat their partners well, and their reasons for being attracted to their partners are also very reasonable and logical. There are also some strong brothers who pretend to be tough at the beginning, but within a few chapters they completely fall into despair. But it's a pity that even though I really wanted it to be a um-cleavage ending, it wasn't a um-cleave ending. There was a front attack, but the front attack has always been very good against the shou. It wouldn't have been a um-cleat ending.
What is more regrettable (?) Is that it may be because Shou has a relatively slow and simple character setting, so almost the entire text is like a teenager mode, which makes it appear abnormal in a heartthrob novel. There is basically no welfare plot for all ages. Even towards the end, the male guest can have a chat with Shou, but there is no home base... And at the end, the author Kavin often walks readers to follow up. The experience is very poor. I feel that the later stage is not as good as the early stage. The early stage is really good. However, the plot in the later stage does not look smooth and the plot is a bit more watery than the early stage. I feel that the author dragged it out even more and may have lost touch. The emotional line after the relationship is confirmed at the end is generally not as good as before the relationship is confirmed. The ending of the story is also written in a hurry, as if it is rushing to the plot, and the author's points are not divided ()
The article itself is not bad. I gave it four stars because the author often said nothing when writing the last dozen chapters and then didn't update it for days. He would either take a day off and then keep renewing the leave note to say which day he would update it without updating it. It took him a long time to update a chapter. The longest I updated was a thousand words in half a month, and he kept doing it for three months. The reading experience was so bad that I couldn't calmly give it five stars.
The ancient flavor slaps the aristocratic academy literature in the face, the entanglement between special admissions and F4 is relatively routine, and the villain is also very ancient ()
Shou's temperament and beauty are often described. The copywriting says that Shou is the essence of green tea, but there is no feeling that Shou is the essence of green tea. Shou is a type that is more arrogant and cold but is better at fishing. I feel like the plot of the book is pretty round (.
The slow-witted optimist has a caring and healing Little Sun heartthrob group that favors them. They have all kinds of furry (some are not furry) male guests. Their positive and negative points are quite obvious, and their offensive arrows are very thick towards each other. The whole story contains a lot of slaps in the face, the entire internet is blown up, and the plot is a bit exaggerated and makes you want to dig your toes to the ground, but overall it's pretty cute. In the early stage, when the attackers were still in animal form, their interactions with the subjects were more loving and natural. After they turned into humans, the interactions were not as cute as in the early stages, but it was okay.
Because Shou's body is a cat, he has a strange brain circuit. When reading the article, he often almost suffocated in a lethal amount of clay sculptures and was brought back to life by Shou's strange and funny brain circuit ()
The Dog Blood Shura Field and Crematorium have extremely high content and high-intensity coagulation. Those who like beautiful, strong and miserable experiences can watch it.