There is no special insect supply, including main attack and dual perspective, both should be favored by each other and attack. (The homepage also has a book list focusing on demining...)
XQL is very, very easy to drink. Gong is beautiful, strong and miserable, and is often damaged in battles, but he always protects Shou. Shou is a beautiful white-haired little monster who likes to cling to Gong. They both love her very much. Some of the plots in the back of Gong have a bit of a male ghost flavor. I enjoyed watching it. I also like the daily extras. Little xx (to prevent spoilers) is a sweet wife who loves her husband very much.
Yes, Gong and Shou are very slimy xql, and a little bit ahead of Gong is Schrödinger's "straight man". Even so, he can't resist Shou at all, and the two get together soon. Shou has a high force value, but in front of Gong, he is really straight and slimy, even a bit coquettish. (PS: I haven't watched the if extra yet)
Good-looking, Shou is a delicate beauty, very sensible, and loves her husband very much. She has a young and mature feeling, is an excellent cook, and likes to control Shou and depend on him.
The cutest thing about this article is that Gong and Shou have different body shapes. Gong and Shou often cuddle and hug each other. Gong likes to walk around with Shou on his arms. Xql only loves each other.
The post-apocalyptic duo of young lovers consists of the super-powerful Brother Jun and the cute little rabbit. Except for the fact that Gong is sometimes too cold-hearted (toward others), everything else is good.
Xql is really cute. But it does end quite hastily, and a friendly reminder, the third extra chapter is about a pair of cp's BE plot (there is a separate version and pre-receipt), so don't watch it.
The rest of the plot feels more and more cute the more I write it, I especially like the one where I was attacked by slime during pregnancy. However, the deputy cp is indeed a bit disgusting, but fortunately there is not too much writing and ink.
Overall, it's okay. It's a Japanese-style first-person story, and some of the plots are a bit abstract (mainly at the back). But the plot of Gong finding a way to pretend to be Shou was cute.
A sweet cookie with a delicate and gentle writing style. Unfortunately, it is different from the copywriting, and the underwear plot does not appear. (PS: Please note that Shou is not the usual rough guy, he is a thinner one. The author explains it in the first chapter.)
Literary style, there are many interesting points, please pay attention to them. Gong's first-person salvation experience was straight to the point of bending. He suffered miserably. His wife and parents were both dead. Gong was the last straw for him. Although Shou only returned the complete arrow in the end, Big Eyes had a super long Shou point-of-view extra, which xql loved very much.
It's okay, the attack is very stable and a little bit evil, the support is like a little "mimosa" in a wheelchair, and the xql is sweet. But the development of the story seems to be bloody.
Needless to say, I really want everyone to read the first story and see what the real Su Gong is. I've had enough of the rotten cucumber light attack.
(New: The battle for the position of the second unit's attack is particularly fierce. I am really shocked now [covering my face and laughing and crying]. The third unit is favored to attack and avoids lightning on its own. I can only say that it is spicy and bitter)
A slightly sinister plot × a human-machine-turned-married-wife-sufferer (with a silly and cute feel). The plot is average, but the attack and reception are very poignant.
(New: It's annoying to have a cannon fodder who likes to attack)
It's a sweet novel with a bloody plot, but it's both offensive and offensive. Shou is the kind of male mother with breast muscles, and she knows a lot of sweet play with XQL.