I Love the Protagonist Who Pretends to Be so Miserable.
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Grade
Level A
As the name suggests. It's the protagonist's daily routine of showing off. There is basically no CP, and the proportion of plots with CP other than marked is also very small.
This book has a large proportion of CP
Knock, knock, knock, it looks good! The aristocratic language in it really pokes fun at me. He uses the most perfect etiquette to say the most eccentric words. I really like this way of speaking.
Good-looking, no imperfections covered.
The writing is actually good, but the world view is too big and not supported in many places. There are some places that are a little awkward and should be seriously expanded upon, but a very bland narrative style is used. But overall it still looks good. Personally I think it is the best of all this author's works.
It is a 400-chapter novel.
The ending is a bit fast-paced, but it doesn't hide its faults. It's the best unlimited stream I've seen in the first half of this year. . .
By the way, is this considered unlimited streaming? No matter, it looks good anyway
This is also a gay novel but it's really good to read.
Come on, Crazy Batch VS Crying Crazy Batch is so touching. In short, the male protagonist is like the title of the book list