Comprehensive tutoring, k. The protagonist is extremely smart and good at making money. He has the attributes of a yandere and a lunatic. He is obedient on the outside but evil on the inside. He believes in gem theory, and it is Chuuya's sapphire. The protagonist was abandoned as a child and abused by his own mother. He was self-reliant and fell in love with Zhongya at first sight.
The protagonist and Qi Shen are friends. He has super powers and can cross the world thanks to the existence of the wishing machine. However, he has flaws. His personality is simple and easy to deceive, and the emotional drama is okay. After a bit of tutoring, only Bai Lan appeared for a while.
In summary, the protagonist is Mori's son. He was abandoned as a child and adopted by Xiayou's family. In order to pursue being loved, he returned to Yokohama to take revenge on Mori who abandoned him. In short, it is the protagonist's miserable first half of life, being abandoned by his father, abused by his adoptive parents, chased by his brother, and used by his master. There must be a CP, although the emotional scenes with Ranpo are not obvious and not many.
It is a very light and everyday short story. The protagonist is an ordinary person with a bad background. He wants to know the truth and asks a detective to ask for a commission. Then he is caught by Ranpo. There is a unique flavor to the emotional Ranpo. Personally, I quite like it. It doesn't have much of a battle of wits plot, it's just a sweet story about two people falling in love and cultivating their relationship.
It's super short and can be read in one go. The protagonist plays games to support Ranpo, and Ranpo wants to be with the protagonist. The approach is very straightforward, eh, not bad.
Players do things based on their willingness, regardless of their position. The protagonist is a funny person with a unique brain circuit, and he persecutes everyone. He has so many jokes that I can't even react. CP Shibusawa, in general, is a story about two people who are in love and become successful. It is very interesting and funny. Rambo in it feels a bit like a mother.
The protagonist is a robot, and there are several comic lines. The protagonist was killed by Xia You at the beginning, and then the mission failed. After that, it was Naruto and Fumino World. Overall, it was okay. It was a relatively easy strategy article. In the later world integration, it was all a good brother. CP Zai also has the most pages.
A relatively relaxed article. The main plot is to find a boyfriend. The protagonist is a ghost. He and Ranpo have been dating online for two years. After Ranpo found the protagonist, the two got married.
The start was really miserable. Little Tsunayoshi was tortured both physically and mentally. I finally understood Dazai's evil intentions. Would Tsunayoshi choose to commit suicide before meeting R? Although he has some self-destructive tendencies and cares less about himself than his companions, I can't imagine him choosing to commit suicide. I was so sad when I read the Fumino chapter. Odasaku is really like a white moonlight. A Gang's experiences in the world of Wenye have given her PTSD. I feel so distressed. What should I do? A Gang has been trapped in this life and cannot escape the fate of becoming a drug addict. He does not have the lighthearted and funny pleasure of the daily tutoring chapter at all. I cry every time I read a flashback chapter. Tsuna is only 12 or 3 years old. Although I know the general direction of the plot, the text version is more poignant than the anime version. This article is also another development line, more realistic. Gang becomes sensitive to malice and suspects everything. I didn't find it so bad when I watched the anime. The original Gang would be more naive. The author understands it very well. The truth is not that beautiful and people's hearts are fragile. It's said to be a 27 center, but it doesn't have cp, and it's more cb. Mr. R, you are the best teacher, and the tutors here are all very good. This is a normal shounen manga.
It's a more relaxed and family-oriented story. The protagonist plays a game and travels into the world of demon slayers. In chronological order, he becomes the younger sister of Mu Mei, Yan Sheng, Yuan Yi, and Tong Mo. Several story lines are okay. The protagonist has a boy he likes, but the two don't end well. Without Mu Mei's character, it's impossible to give the protagonist to others.
The protagonist goes on a mission to the world of Bunno. The author adds a general background that runs through the whole text. The major general is super capable and good at understanding the situation. With Dazai who can see through people's hearts, he can win everything. Although there are some setbacks, problems, and obstacles, our strength is too strong, and we can crush it with both brains and force. The emotional scenes are also very interesting, so you can only understand them.
Checked out other episodes. The protagonist and Dazai have a two-way choice of family relationship. The protagonist is an ordinary person, but he also has a rebellious and brave side. The article describes the status symbols of many women. Whether as a daughter or a mother, blood is only the foundation, and the establishment of an intimate relationship is two-way. Reading about the protagonist's past made me so uncomfortable. The whole article made me very sad and I couldn't help but cry all the time. Maybe it was because I was too emo reading the article late at night. In the later period, the protagonist's maternal aura was a bit too strong. However, the protagonist himself is also a very good person, and Emi is also a very beautiful woman. There is CP in the extra episode, but I personally feel it is unnecessary and a bit OOC.
The protagonist seems dull and unfamiliar with Japanese, and his interactions with everyone are described very naturally. The protagonist and Ranpo seem to support each other, and sometimes I actually find Ranpo quite charming. It's amazing. It's obviously just a daily-style article about raising a cub, but I just finished reading it so naturally and smoothly. There is no intense or unforgettable plot. It feels not seductive but very smooth. The main text has been summarized many times, and there is not much ink. The main line is still in the literary field, and the extra CP Gogol
It summarizes the king of tennis and the black basketball, but it does not affect the reading. The main focus is on volleyball. Because the protagonist's volleyball plan is not supported by the protagonist, the protagonist leaves home and rents together with Yukimura. He is the setter captain in the original team. He is a starter in the first grade. He is strong, his performance in the game will be better than usual, and his mentality is very stable. He is in the same grade as the Miyako twins. The author added a lot of original teams. There were too many games, the pace was a bit fast, and the viewing experience was average. However, in the game between Four and Two, Fujiwara-senpai did a good job, and his inner activities made me quite uncomfortable. The protagonist and Yukimura cried and cried, which made me cry. The low period was really and difficult. The pace of the game in the later stages is also quite fast.
The protagonist is an author of sex-change fan fiction, and it's quite interesting to dress up as an original character he wrote. Is he Mori's dad or Fukuzawa's dad? It belongs to OOC, so the setting is interesting. After the protagonist's life experience is revealed, I feel like a little pitiful person. The CP is Oda Sakunosuke, but it feels weird, like a threesome.
It's a sweet and sour love story. The leader, Dazai, is a miserable character. He always looks at how well others are doing. The protagonist is quite reckless in everything he does. He is good at hitting straight balls and has a wonderful brain. He always leads the topic to another turning point. I was a little surprised when Dazai was an animal. What kind of artistic expression is this. It's so good, I burst into tears watching it. The main character's superpowers are so powerful.
Wow, a very amazing article. The main plot is that the protagonist who traveled to the hunter world wanted to go home, and then made a series of crazy actions. Was it influenced by the Queen Ant? The protagonist loves to eat so much, so the length of the article is relatively short. After all, the protagonist cannot grow up to be like this. He is persecuting the entire world. It's really awesome.
The protagonist is Yunque's (adopted) sister, and Yunque's sister-control attribute is full of points. Personally, I think Bai Lan fell in love with the protagonist a bit quickly, and the relationship came so quickly. The protagonist is also easy to attract perverted girls. The full text is divided into several chapters, and the overall pace is relatively fast. In some places, it feels a bit middle-of-the-road, and it's a bit shameful to call the protagonist Queen. The later chapters of the first generation felt average, and the G era at the end also felt average. Maybe I wasn't too interested in the first generation.
The protagonist is cold and violent, and falls in love with Skylark at first sight. The two are destined to be married, but they are defeated by Bai Lan's pursuit and adhesion. She is still too strong in poaching, and the five-year relationship foundation is directly demolished. The scheming boy comes to the fore, and takes pity on Skylark who has lost his love.
If,,,,,,,,,, The protagonist's feelings for Heath made me laugh to death. The brain circuit of the operation department is amazing. I feel like Sheba was shocked. Hisoka complained about Celia's daddy nature. Hahaha. How did the eldest brother finally become a villain?
This article tells the story of a monster learning to become a human. The first person he met was Bai Yueguang's mother, thanks to Heath. After all, the protagonist cannot understand emotions, which is equivalent to no cp. There are several story lines, and I personally like the vigilante line. In fact, I prefer that the main character does not have a second show, but Celia's inner drive is to stay with Heath for the rest of her life.
As expected of an ancient novel, the taste is just right. The author's writing style is relatively relaxed and humorous. However, as an ordinary person, the protagonist is very miserable. He fell into the hands of the group leader at the beginning and was treated as a guinea pig by him and died countless times. The protagonist's spirit is also quite strong, and he did not collapse. In short, it's just a matter of changing hands between various forces. Chrollo's is a little more important, and the ending is a bit quick, which makes people feel disappointed.
The story seems to start very early in the timeline? Hisoka didn't even recognize Chrollo. The protagonist falls into the hands of the brigade at the beginning, which is also very miserable. She is tamed every day and pua by the leader. There are still too many perverts among hunters. In addition to her beauty, the protagonist can also deceive others. Anyone who has no strength can bully her. The protagonist's personality is also quite split. She can surrender and bow her head in order to live, but sometimes she would rather die because of her pride. Lark thinks there is sugar mixed in the glass slag? Sigh... Luck's choice makes me cry. The men here are more control-freak than the last. The protagonist desperately tries to survive, wants to control his destiny, and finally manages to escape. It's amazing.
When the two of them were getting tired of each other at the beginning, I was a little shocked by Tuosi's nickname for the protagonist, hahaha. The first half is basically the daily love life of the two people. The dialogue sometimes makes me sour. Foreigners express their feelings too exaggeratedly. Even though it's a daily routine, I still have to do things, and it's pretty smooth so I kept watching. After reviewing some other episodes, I decided to add some features without affecting the reading. The foreshadowing of love revealed in the later stage is quite exciting, but the deceptive love is still a bit annoying.
It's partial to genre style, but also incorporates many foreign mythological systems. It combined with fate (which I haven't seen), and when I saw the protagonist being exiled, I almost thought it was going to be. If you haven't watched Holy Grail, it might be a bit difficult to watch it. I was mainly attracted by the setting of Renwai and finished watching it.
It is a staged story line. The protagonist lives in the world of tutors and contacts the main characters through vests in the hunter world, cp Hisoka, but there are still other emotional lines. I feel that the protagonist has the deepest love for her wolf. Haha, Hisoka is a meal replacement. The writing of Sanmei is a bit crazy. The Shura field of several people is well written, but the ending is not so good.
The previous part mainly describes the daily life of beating up enemies. It looks like a house fight. In order to go home, the protagonist has to get involved with everyone in the family. The main one is Yi Mi. After all, he was taken back by him. Later, the identity of the protagonist was revealed. I summarized a little bit of the curse chapter, but didn't elaborate much on it, so I felt it would be okay if I didn't add it. I also summarized a little bit of Inuyasha in the extra chapter, so I skipped it.
The author writes very well and made me cry. The writing style is very delicate. Chao Ri is a free, kind and straightforward girl. Whether it is the entanglement with Mu Mei or the relationship with Yuanyi, she has a good handle on it. The ending is good, and the extras are also good. To quote the author, the main text is like reality, and the extras are like fairy tales.
The sweet article makes it look like Yi Mi is not so black and muddy, but just showing murderous intent. Overall it was okay, relatively relaxing, not too plot-heavy. The protagonist's abilities are on the spiritual level, and his combat power is weak. He is a swindler who defrauds relationships and money.
The protagonist's abilities are very powerful. The president is still her master. The initial chat made me a little embarrassed. Hisoka guessing that the protagonist is Chrollo was a bit unreasonable, haha. It was a bit funny to ignore the leader and forget about the duel with Chrollo. The crazy act of poking the heart is a bit touching, but overall it's good.
I didn't feel any emotion at all during the first part, but it was towards the end that it attracted me a little bit. I kept talking about the protagonist's regrets and so on, but I didn't feel it. I was the protagonist and everyone in the world was not normal. It was a bit unexpected to do orthopedics with Yi Mi, but I liked the extra with Yun Gu even more.
Tsunayoshi travels back to the cursed world, and Tsunayoshi is really attracted to strange people. Wow, A Gang is a bit straightforward. I blushed a little when I saw Linus' confession. The resurrection bomb was too social for me. Hahaha, I wanted to die laughing and burst into tears. I just like this kind of fighting scene, and suddenly I feel that Liu Daogui has become simpler. Whoever can overtake Mr. R, and the reborn palace status will not fall, the tutor and everyone should be together for the rest of their lives.
A very old article. It's not a plot, it's more of a spoof. It's okay. The protagonist is a magician? Later, he still had the ability to read, and then he was attracted by Yi Mi, and finally Xiao Yi got it. The ending is Yi Mi's he. The knight-errant extras are relatively relaxed and free.
The protagonist has a system, a lot of vests, and provokes a lot of people. Among them, the main focus is beating up the enemy's Hakka family. The battle with the enemy's Hakka family is also well written. The emotional scenes are quite natural, and there are many tricks for Yiermi. At the end of this article, I also wrote about giving birth to a child.
In the love story with Ilmi, the protagonist is a flower farmer, and Gojo grew up watching him. This setting is a bit strange. Is it to give the protagonist a strong backing? Yi Mi is a control freak as always. The central protagonist is assimilated by Xiao Yi and becomes indifferent and profit-oriented. The protagonist and Xiao Yi quarreled and were separated by Wu Jiao. Finally, it talks about having children and growing old and dying together.
Not bad. Hisoka in this article is quite capricious. The protagonist is very capable and has a strong heart. The emotional description is okay. I really can't imagine Hisoka falling in love with someone. The ending is open-ended.
The protagonist works in the Special Agents Section, and finally becomes the section chief. He has supernatural powers, a bit of a bad character, clear and firm goals, and becomes more and more obsessed with him. He feels a bit like Mr. And Mrs. Smith. He is quite easy to get along with in daily life, and suddenly he gets a little bit of the charm of 270.
The plot is great. The protagonist earns his life by doing things, and scheming with various bosses. He is not as good as the script, but he is also very smart. The protagonist makes himself look like a chaotic and happy person, seemingly unbounded by anyone, and makes it difficult to tell the truth from the lies. However, he saves everything that can be saved, and he still has good intentions (but not many).
It's quite real and funny that the protagonist doesn't know Japanese after time travel. Although it requires strategy, it's natural and the process is quite interesting. The protagonist's ability should be considered powerful. The more realistic the portrait is, the more controllable it is. The author's writing in Chinese loves to play awkwardly. What kind of fate gives you literature, dominates literature and so on.
It's very different. Dazai is loved and guided by others. It's very beautiful. The heart-to-heart talk between the protagonist and the leader Zai made me cry (so sad). The redemption is mutual. It's a very warm article. Dazai is cared for in all periods.
CP Fei Jia, the dialogue between the protagonist and the system is quite funny. The system is very silly and sweet. The protagonist is not very good at attacking others. Instead, Fei Jia comes to attack the protagonist hahaha. It is not very related to the original plot. There will be plots from other worlds in the middle, similar to a parallel world?
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