It's marked as romance and written about gay men. Don't talk about the ABO setting. The female character is poorly portrayed. What's the hobby of making the female protagonist look like a gay man on camera?
In the opening chapter, the heroine is gentle and petty towards an unknown man, she is considerate and obedient, and she is slaughtered at her neck. Maybe the heroine is pretending but there is no foreshadowing. The beginning is not good. Judging from the writing, pure human beings should have no guarantee of their own strength.
The heroine, who is familiar with the Marvel series of movies, was unresponsive when she checked into Aunt May's house, only to realize it when Spider-Man broke into the room. Reading the comments, the male protagonist is Batman and the female protagonist is Damian's biological mother. Is this true or false? This setting is a surprise.
Why do the four stocks each have their own shortcomings? Finally, she got together with her boss Qian, who had abused and exploited her, and she was convinced.
It's a mercenary setting but the description is really very young. She would feel uncomfortable being looked at by others. Although she is beautiful and praised by everyone, she is still beautiful but she doesn't know why everyone is so interested in her. Is this an intellectual defect?
Fabricating a perfect body to please men, saying it's a reproduction plan but taking it seriously, do you care about anything other than your life on earth? It's totally a charlatan.
The characters are seriously homogeneous, and some are completely OOC. The heroine was really hard-working in the early stage. When will the copywriting be written?
At the beginning, a lot of ink is spent on the heroine who is powerful and highly favorable by the NPC, but there are no actual events for readers to adapt to and recognize. It feels that the emotional line is fluffy, the protagonist has no charm, and she pretends not to understand and is not lovable.
The protagonist has to voluntarily work overtime and get involved even though his back is sore. He refuses a dinner invitation from his colleagues because he thinks people are unpredictable and is envied and cheated on him. There is no description of any inappropriate behavior by his colleagues in the early stage. This narration/monologue may be intended to create an image of the protagonist as serious and responsible and not sleazy. But it really makes me uncomfortable to act like a scab.
Mainly to add some strength, it seems to be taking the route of One Punch Man, but the low level in the early stage feels boring and a bit unreasonable.