Very cute! The writing of Maomao is very restorative, and it's very enjoyable to suck on cats throughout the whole process. Generally, when I read animal novels, I would be a little embarrassed if the animals behave too much like humans, but this is not the case at all. The world view is also very interesting. It is peaceful and prosperous, but underneath it is a cruel animal world. Anyway, I'll be happy to see it
The two cross talk masters are really matched against each other! What's particularly impressive is that the male protagonist secretly becomes the female protagonist's table pet. It's so hilarious that the otaku guy is here (praise)
Although it is a novel, it seems that I have finished a Japanese novel. At the beginning, I was still thinking whether it was necessary to write 800,000 words on this subject? But if you read it patiently, you will find that it is very worthwhile. It is the author's detailed narration that allows readers to better understand the heroine Hayao and the existence of this world. The main line seems scattered but is very complete. It is a good story. The most important thing is that the heroine's character and emotional line deeply hit my twisted xp... The five male guests each have their own flavor and can be hit in every route. The twisted flavor of "I can give you everything I have but I can't give you my love" is so right. What's even more amazing is how long has it been since I had this beautiful mother//child meal? There were many places where I couldn't help but mentally expand some of the books (I'm sorry, I'm sorry) (and then I was pulled back by the main drama). All in all, it was a very good reading experience.
It is a book with a strong Western fantasy flavor. Follow the footsteps of the heroine as she explores the dungeon layer by layer, and the different world and worldview behind it are gradually unveiled. In fact, I didn't get the emotional line of the male protagonist (the damn Riddler) until 80% of the time, but when I got to the Tower of Babel volume, it was like someone suddenly punched me in the head and turned on the cp switch. It tastes so good, so good. We are each other's guide in the past, and the destined emotions really hit my Achilles' heel. I also like both endings and they are very delicious. Thanks to my wife for cooking!
The ambiguous period is very yummy... : P The author is very good at describing everyday little things, and this emotional line has really progressed to the point where people are scratching their heads at the strange electric waves between the male and female protagonists in every seemingly ordinary little thing. Delicious, love to eat
It's a lighthearted and sweet story, and it feels like two perfect paper characters acting out a perfect love drama for the audience. It's always eye-catching and comfortable.
The male protagonist of Holy Father is very rare these days, the female protagonist is very strong and cute, and the plot setting is also unconventional. Tasty
The role of the male protagonist's mother is so amazing that it is unforgettable. The male and female protagonists are also very cute. It's a story about two good kids getting close to each other. I'm really lucky to meet the female protagonist and the male protagonist.
The psychological description and analysis are wonderful. Some of the clips made me feel like I was drunk (not) and briefly touched the unique spiritual world of the heroine. I felt very distressed. Fortunately, she met the love of her life to heal her.
The heroine is full of vitality. At the end, she says that even if she gets divorced again, she will never lose her ability to love. I really like this part.