Keep your own book list, like loyal dogs, ordinary people, heavenly dragons, and beautiful people. The premise of love is that attacking is worth it, receiving is worth it, being controlled x, attacking and controlling x, and loving equal love.
It's a very comfortable 1v1 story. I always mention it in the background in the early stage of the attack, but I can see that it's very popular. The arrows on both sides are very thick.
It's a very delicate and charming one. It feels like a complete mistress [a dog's head holding a rose]. The attack is very O and the reception is A. When I was being protected in a meeting, I slapped the table and said openly that I was the handsome guy down there. I love them so much.
It's my favorite little upgrade style Shou. It's actually quite good at attacking poisonous tongue. It says it's troublesome but actually protects the Shou very well. The Shou is a sapling that is well protected and grows up. It's about the main plot. I almost missed it because of the name.
It's hard to say, it should be regarded as attacking and favoring, but I didn't take a closer look. I feel that the emotional line is not particularly delicate. I don't like to be attacked by arrows when the attack is light, so it's just...
I added points because everyone really dislikes Shou. I like this ending very much. I think it's dark but actually I'm very kind to Shou and I love her very much. It gives Shou a lot of sense of security. It's a two-way redemption. It's totally just crazy for others to see and then secretly boiling frogs in warm water.
The first part is a bit subtle, but the middle part is very fragrant. Some parts of bullying in the front are hard to get. For example, if the recipient dares not express his feelings, then he becomes cold war, including the fact that the recipient must confess his love first, which is a bit deducted from my point of view. Then I probably feel that the recipient is stupid and the female is rough-skinned and thick-bodied, so some bullying does not matter? Occasionally it will be a bit annoying, but overall it is super sweet, I love it very much, I love it very much, it tastes delicious after I confess it, it is a very sub-type of object, it controls the attack, besides the fact that it must be confessed, it is cool and addictive.
I don't like Crematorium very much. I think it's a controlled novel, which is not my cup of tea. I don't like to attack at all, and the transformation is too blunt.
The Shou is both pretty and pitiful, and the Gong is the kind of gentle style I like. The shortcoming is that it's probably a bit bland? Including the later direction, which is more cliché.
I only read the first story and was not interested in it, so I didn't read it. The plot felt that the twist was a bit stiff, but the writing was quite cute, and I felt a bit m-like and a little pitiful. I am super love-minded. The shortcoming is that I feel that my parents' love (the protagonist of another book) appears a bit too much, and there is too much emphasis on love. I don't like this.
Two little bitter gourds, the mate is handsome and calm, the mate is delicious and sweet, the arrowhead of the mate is super thick, and the mate loves them very much, so they just eat this piece of shit that comes from a combination of circumstances.